Athenian leader, Conan, escaped with only 20 of the 180 ships he brought

3000-4000 Athenian soldiers were captured and killed.

Two accounts of the battle exist (one by Xenophon a Spartan soldier, an Athenian born, and another by Diodorus Sicilus, a famous Greek historian who told many stories to help explain thing in Ancient Greece)

Xenophon, in contrast, relates that the entire Athenian fleet came out as usual on the day of the battle, and Lysander remained in the harbor. When the Athenians returned to their camp, the sailors scattered to forage for food; Lysander’s fleet then sailed across from Abydos and captured most of the ships on the beach, with no seafighting at all.

Diodorus Siculus relates that the Athenian general in command on the fifth day at Sestos, Philocles, sailed out with thirty ships, ordering the rest to follow him. Don-ald Kagan has argued that the Athenian strategy must have been to draw the Peloponnesians into an attack on the small force so that the larger force following could surprise them. In the event, the small force was immediately defeated, and the remainder of the fleet was caught unprepared on the beach.

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Swords 20 golden drachmas 

Toga 10 silver drachmas

Statues 30 golden drachmas 

VASES 15 silver drachmas

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http://www.fashion-era.com/ancient_costume/roman-costume-history-toga.htm

http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/15859

https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/vase/hd_vase.htm

https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/history/ancient-greece/athens/