
Libro V de la Historia de Heródoto
by Herodotus
'Libro V de la Historia de Heródoto' Summary
El Libro V de las *Historias* de Heródoto profundiza en los eventos cruciales del inicio del siglo V a.C., centrándose en la creciente tensión entre los griegos y el Imperio Persa. El texto explora las costumbres de los tracios, la venganza de Alejandro I contra los embajadores persas enviados a Macedonia, y las intrigas políticas de Darío con Histiaeus, señor de Mileto. También narra la historia de los tiranos atenienses, Hiparco e Hipias, su caída del poder y los intentos fallidos de Esparta para restaurarlos. Finalmente, la historia culmina con el saqueo e incendio de Sardes por parte de los griegos, que incitan a Darío a jurar venganza. A través de vívidas descripciones y observaciones perspicaces, Heródoto presenta un complejo tapiz de intrigas políticas, prácticas sociales y conflictos militares.Book Details
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