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'''Mytilene''' is a city located on the coast of the [[Lover's Bay]] in [[Lesbos]], [[Greece]]. Known as the birthplace of the poet [[Sappho]], the city housed the [[Sappho School|school]] she established on a small acropolis overlooking the city.
'''Mytilene''' is a city located on the coast of the [[Lover's Bay]] in [[Lesbos]], [[Greece]]. Known as the birthplace of the poet [[Sappho]], the city housed the [[Sappho School|school]] she established on a small acropolis overlooking the city.
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Mytilene

Mytilene is a city located on the coast of the Lover's Bay in Lesbos, Greece. Known as the birthplace of the poet Sappho, the city housed the school she established on a small acropolis overlooking the city.

History

During the Greco-Persian Wars Mytilene was under the domination of the Achaemenid Empire, but later became a loyal ally of Athens after wars and eventually a member of the Delian League. When the Peloponnesian War broke out, the city revolted against Athens in 428 BCE after they were faced with the increasing tributes to the city.[1]

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