The Fall of Euboea and Consequences
The loss of Euboea signified a major defeat for the Athenians, resulting in the loss of crucial supply lines and a subsequent hit to Athenian morale. This setback also intensified internal strife, revealing a divided state plagued by factions amid ongoing external conflicts.
Tactical Failures and Results
Despite confronting unforeseen challenges, the Lacedaemonians fought fiercely but made critical tactical miscalculations. The Mantineans capitalized on the ensuing confusion, effectively disrupting the Lacedaemonian lines.
