The more city-states you take over, the more citizens that you're able to tax, the more soldiers you will have, the more wealth you will have, the more shipbuilding capability you will have. So the Athenians get this great idea to sail all the way to Syracuse, and just to be clear, where Syracuse is, Syracuse right over here on the coast of Sicily, and this is a long distance in this ancient world, so they get this idea to sail all the way to Syracuse to try to take it over, and essentially to extend their empire. So this right over here is in 415, this long voyage to take over Syracuse, and it is disastrous. The fleet that tries to go is able to be destroyed, and the folks in Syracuse are able to get the assistance of the Spartans, and so that Greek fleet is destroyed, and this is often viewed as the second phase of the Peloponnesian War, and so this is the attack at Syracuse, attack at Syracuse, the failed attempt of the Athenians to get Syracuse, to get Syracuse, and this is a two-year period of time, because once again, this is no joke, to send your navy and to try to get at Syracuse. And then that takes us into the third phase, the third phase of the Peloponnesian War. Let me scroll this over a little bit. The third phase is often called the Ionian War.