Also because of other abled politicians and generals such as Aristides, Cimon, and Pericles Athens prospered for 50 years in political, artistic, philosophical and financial spheres (Meiggs 192). However this changed when in 431 the Peloponnesian War began because of Sparta's uneasiness with the expansion on Athens ( Meiggs 195)...
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Fifty years before the Peloponnesian war these two Greek states had been allies in the Persian War 480-479 B.C. ( Kagan). "O Lacedaemonians, the Athenians beg you to help them and not to sit by while the most ancient city amongst the Hellenes falls into slavery at the hands of barbarian men; for now Eretria has been enslaved and Hellas is the poorer by a famous city" this is a what an Athens messenger asked the Spartans while the Persian war was happening( Jones 67)...
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