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The '''Siege of Plataea''' from 429 to 427 B.C. took place during the [[Second Peloponnesian War]] between the forces under the control of [[Sparta]] and forces under the control of [[Athens]]. A combined Spartan-Theban force invest Plataea, ally of Athens. The siege saw the first known instance of besiegers having both lines facing towards the city and lines facing outside to protect the besiegers from outside attack.
The '''Siege of Plataea''' from 429 to 427 B.C. took place during the [[Second Peloponnesian War]] between the forces under the control of [[Sparta]] and forces under the control of [[Athens]]. A combined Spartan-Theban force invest Plataea, ally of Athens. The siege saw the first known instance of besiegers having both lines facing towards the city and lines facing outside to protect the besiegers from outside attack.
Encyclopedia of Military History, Dupuy & Dupuy, 1979
Encyclopedia of Military History, Dupuy & Dupuy, 1979
[[Category:Battles]]
[[Category: Battles]]