9. What trait did the historian Polybius share with Thucydides?

Polybius was a Greek cavalry commander who was deported to Rome, among 1000 other nobles, because of his involvements with the Achaean League. Polybius spent 17 years of exile in Rome, and during this time, he was able to record the history of Rome's warfare with Carthage.

Polybius (200-118 BC) and Thucydides (460-400 BC) were both Greek historians. Both had military experiences, which is why they also may have been .

Waged for nearly 30 years, the Peloponnesian War was a prolonged conflict that destroyed the Athenian empire. Explore the historic account of the war by Thucydides, causes of the war, and how Pericles' grand strategy fell apart.

the answer would be logic.

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