Charitimides

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Charitimides was an Athenian naval commander who led Greek forces supporting the Egyptian revolt against Persian rule in the mid-5th century BCE.

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instanceOf Athenian general
ancient Greek person
naval commander
allegiance Classical Athens
Delian League
citizenship Athens
commanded Athenian triremes
Greek allied fleet in Egypt
conflict Egyptian revolt against Achaemenid Persian rule
deathCause killed in battle
deathPlace Egypt
era Classical Greece
ethnicGroup Greek
floruit c. 460s BCE
historicalSource Diodorus Siculus
Thucydides
knownFor Leading Athenian naval support for Egyptian revolt
militaryBranch Athenian navy
notableWork Command of Greek fleet in support of Egyptian revolt against Persia
opponent Achaemenid Empire
Persians
placeOfActivity Egypt
Nile Delta
role commander of Greek forces in Egypt
timePeriod mid-5th century BCE

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