The Golden Age. Book 1. Leo

With the world of gods came the world of men. And although the gods remained only in legends and myths, they still had something to teach — and to warn against. In the sacred temple of Apollo, the Greeks swore on behalf of their cities and kingdoms to stand together, in peace and war. And although they called themselves the Delian League, its heart was then Athens — the city that had gained power. But the small states began to demand a revision of the treaty. Athens considered this a breach of oath. And a breach of oath had been severely punished in the days of the gods: cities were burned, lands were poisoned with salt, wars were unleashed, entire peoples turned to dust or slavery. The time had come for a hero. One who understands: to win a war, it is necessary to first win peace. For the first time in Russian!