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Themistocles and the Athenian trireme exploit Greek naval design and head-on Persian mistakes to scatter the Persian navy.
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Themistocles and the Athenian trireme exploit Greek naval design and head-on Persian mistakes to scatter the Persian navy.
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"...and you're not. Okay? So um this is a Greek uh trireme. Okay? So Greek trireme the thing to recognize about is it's mainly..."
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"He's actually the guy who proposed that Athens build a navy. Um Athens discovered a silver mine and they used all the silver to..."
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"They have no more mobility. And so what will happen next is that the so yeah the Athenians destroy the Persian navy. What happened..."
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