Πελοποννησιακός Πόλεμος, Τόμος τρίτος

A gripping chronicle of the waning years of the Peloponnesian conflict, this volume brings listeners into a world where fragile truces crumble under the weight of old grudges. The narrative opens with the uneasy summer after a treaty meant to dissolve hostilities, only to find Athens launching a swift campaign against the Delians still under suspicion. As the Athenian fleet moves across the Aegean, the story follows the strategic maneuvers that set the stage for a new round of fighting.

The heart of the tale centers on Cleon’s bold expedition to Thrace and the fierce siege of the coastal town of Toroni. Readers hear the clash of hoplites and cavalry, the desperate defense mounted by local commanders, and the tangled web of diplomacy that pulls allies into the fray. Rendered in clear, modernized Greek with helpful endnotes, the account balances vivid battlefield detail with the political intrigue that defined this turbulent era.