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Dexagoridas (died 195 BC) was the joint Spartan commander of the port of Gythium. During the Roman-Spartan War, the Romans and their allies besieged Gythium. After a few days of fighting, Dexagoridas sent word to a Roman legate saying he was willing to surrender the city. But when the other commander of the garrison, Gorgopas, found out, he slew Dexagoridas with his own hands. The garrison managed to hold out for a few days but when the Roman commander-in-chief, Titus Quinctius Flamininus, arrived with reinforcements, Gorgopas surrendered on the condition that he could return to Sparta, with the garrison unharmed.

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rdfs:label	Dexagóridas (es) Dexagoridas (en) Dexagoridas (fr)
rdfs:comment	Dexagoridas (died 195 BC) was the joint Spartan commander of the port of Gythium. During the Roman-Spartan War, the Romans and their allies besieged Gythium. After a few days of fighting, Dexagoridas sent word to a Roman legate saying he was willing to surrender the city. But when the other commander of the garrison, Gorgopas, found out, he slew Dexagoridas with his own hands. The garrison managed to hold out for a few days but when the Roman commander-in-chief, Titus Quinctius Flamininus, arrived with reinforcements, Gorgopas surrendered on the condition that he could return to Sparta, with the garrison unharmed. (en) Dexagóridas (muerto en 195 a. C.) era el comandante conjunto espartano del puerto de Gitión. Durante la Guerra contra Nabis, los romanos y sus aliados sitiaron Gitión. Después de unos días de lucha, Dexagóridas mandó decir a un legado romano que estaba dispuesto a rendir la ciudad; pero cuando el comandante de la guarnición, Gorgopas, supo de esto, mató a Dexagóridas con sus propias manos. La guarnición logró ofrecer resistencia durante unos días hasta la llegada del comandante en jefe romano, Tito Quincio Flaminino, con refuerzos. Gorgopas se rindió con la condición de que pudiera volver con su guarnición a Esparta. (es) Dexagoridas (mort en 195 av. J.-C.) était le commandant spartiate du port de Gythium. (fr)
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