And the Arcadamian War, its essential ingredients, you have Asparta with its dominant army going and having repeated attacks onto Attica, and the Athenians with their dominant navy going and having raids throughout the Peloponnese and along the Aegean coast. So here you have the Athenians going, let me do the Athenians and the Spartans in two different colors, actually. So here you go, let's do the Spartans in this red color, attacking Attica with their army, and now let's have the Athenians with this light blue color coming here and attacking various points on the Peloponnese and in the Aegean, further extending their influence. Now that first phase ends, and it goes on for quite a bit, it goes on for about 10 years, ends with the Peace of Nicaeus, or Nicaeus, but as you'll see, that was actually intended to be a 50-year peace, but as you'll see, it doesn't last long at all. The skirmishes continue, and in 415, the Athenians say, hey, we want to extend our power. Remember, it's like this game of Risk. 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.