Region: Southern Europe · Coordinates: 37.906, 22.879 · 22 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| 435 BC | Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War | Corinth gathers allied ships (Megara 8, Leucas 10, Ambracia 8, etc.) plus 30 of its own and 3,000 hoplites |
| 435 BC | Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War | Corcyra goes to Corinth proposing arbitration and the Delphic oracle, but Corinth refuses while the siege continues tradition |
| 432 BC | Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War | Corinth sends 1,600 hoplites and 400 light troops, volunteers and Peloponnesian mercenaries, under Aristeus |
| 394 BC | Xenophon, Hellenica | The Lacedaemonians sacrifice a goat to Artemis, charge, and crush the allied forces, including the Athenians and Argives (the Battle of Corinth). |
| 392 BC | Xenophon, Hellenica | Athens, Boeotia, and Argos continue the war based at Corinth; the Lacedaemonian side uses Sicyon as its base. |
| 392 BC | Xenophon, Hellenica | The radical faction in Argos and Corinth attacks the moderates with swords, even during assembly, theater, and trials, and massacres them. |
| 391 BC | Xenophon, Hellenica | Hearing a Corinthian exile, Agesilaus aims at Piraeum, the place where the cattle were kept, invades Corinthian territory again, and holds the Isthmian games in honor of Poseidon. |
| 370 BC | Plutarch's Parallel Lives | In Corinth's battle against Argos and Cleonae, cavalry commander Timophanes is in danger (Timoleon stood as a hoplite) |
| 369 BC | Xenophon, Hellenica | While Thebes retreats over Oneion, Iphicrates withdraws the Athenian army from Arcadia to Corinth. |
| 345 BC | Plutarch's Parallel Lives | At the request of Syracusan envoys Corinth decides to help and elects Timoleon as commander |
| 337 BC | Diodorus Siculus, Library of History | At the assembly of the Corinthian League, Philip persuaded them toward a war against Persia. |
| 336 BC | Plutarch's Parallel Lives | At the Isthmus congress he is proclaimed commander-in-chief of the Persian expedition |
| 224 BC | Plutarch's Parallel Lives | Aratus is blamed for handing Corinth over to Antigonus as a gift on Achaea's behalf |
| 224 BC | Polybius, Histories | Achaea offers to hand Acrocorinth to Antigonus; the two sides face off at the Isthmus |
| 224 BC | Polybius, Histories | Antigonus takes over Acrocorinth and is acclaimed supreme commander |
| 220 BC | Polybius, Histories | Philip V comes to Corinth to help Achaea |
| 220 BC | Polybius, Histories | The Corinth allied council declares war on Aetolia |
| 197 BC | Livy, History of Rome (Ab Urbe Condita) | Quinctius goes with a Cretan cohort to the gate of Corinth to show Philocles that Nabis has broken with Philip |
| 147 BC | Polybius, Histories | Riot in Corinth — Metellus in Macedonia sends envoys |
| 146 BC | Polybius, Histories | Diaeus rejects all of Metellus' proposals at Corinth |
| 146 BC | Polybius, Histories | Fall of Corinth |
| 146 BC | Polybius, Histories | Destruction and plunder of Corinth's works of art |