The Shifting Tides of the Corinthian War

This chapter chronicles the collaboration of Greek Allies against Sparta during the winter of 395-394 BC following their victory at Halleartis. It highlights the establishment of strategic councils, the Battle of Nemea River, and the challenges faced by Spartans, leading to a significant defeat at Kynidos. Additionally, it explores the tumultuous political landscape in Corinth, the emergence of Athenian power, and the concept of shared citizenship amid the conflict's repercussions.