The site for this battle was chosen after the general Arimnestus had a dream in which Zeus told him that the Greeks had misinterpreted the Delphic Oracle, and that there was a plain of Eleusinian Demeter nearby on which they could fight.  
The site for this battle was chosen after the general Arimnestus had a dream in which Zeus told him that the Greeks had misinterpreted the Delphic Oracle, and that there was a plain of Eleusinian Demeter nearby on which they could fight.  After an eleven day faceoff on the banks of the Asopus River, Alexander of Macedon warned the Greeks of the upcoming attack, which ended with the Tegeans and Spartans pursuing the Persians onto Theban land.  FTP, identify this battle, which took place on the same day as the battle of Mycale in 479 B.C., in which a force led by Pausanias defeated an army led by Mardonius.
The site for this battle was chosen after the general Arimnestus had a dream in which Zeus told him that the Greeks had misinterpreted the Delphic Oracle, and that there was a plain of Eleusinian Demeter nearby on which they could fight.  
Plataea