>Isocrates (436–338 BCE)>The most influential and persistent proponent of Greek unification. Through essays like the Panegyricus (380 BCE), he argued that Greek fractionalism was tearing the civilization apart.>He initially urged Athens and Sparta to share joint leadership (hegemony). When that failed, he looked to external strongmen, most notably King Philip II of Macedon, advising them to forcibly unify the Greek states and lead a joint campaign against Persia.
>>18664096Guess what? He was right.
>>18665154Globalist tard
>>18665669Nationalism is globalism now?
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>>18665691Each Greek city had its own culture and gods and you want to turn them all into some brown panhellenist soup
>>18665775Because being conquered by foreign powers is so much better, right?
>>18666572Lol an united Greece is Persia's bitch, just look at the Peloponnesian league. Greeks were much stronger when they were competing against one another!
