lacedaemonians

the lacedaemonians were renowned for their military discipline and austerity.

thucydides meticulously details the strategies employed by the lacedaemonians in the peloponnesian war.

many historians admire the lacedaemonians' commitment to their city-state.

the lacedaemonians valued courage and self-sacrifice above all else.

plutarch's "lives" includes a detailed account of the lacedaemonian king, lycurgus.

the lacedaemonians' unique social structure fostered a culture of warrior ethos.

xenophon's "constitution of sparta" explores the political system of the lacedaemonians.

the lacedaemonians faced numerous challenges during the corinthian war.

compared to athenian democracy, the lacedaemonians favored an oligarchical system.

the lacedaemonians' military tactics often involved utilizing phalanxes effectively.

scholars continue to debate the motivations behind the lacedaemonians' actions.