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Ice ice, baby - Athenian Style

I think this must have been a method of revision - to the tune of Vanilla Ice’s ‘Ice Ice Baby’, this song reminds one of the important dates for the fall of Athens, making reference to Plutarch and the Pentekontaetia.

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Ice ice, baby - Athenian Style

Alright stop and in 467, the Athenian Empire became heaven, ‘til the, Peloponnesian thrive, when Athens fell in 415.
Thasos, in 465, had its gold mines taken but stayed alive, without, no walls or a navy, a large fine that made them crazy.
Methone, as part of the law, had their food controlled in 424. Hellespont, without a garrison, was controlled so strictly with no comparison.
Religion and oaths to Zeus, stopped city states from breaking loose. Steles, of Khalkis orders, request cows and shiny armours.
Thuc, Thuc, baby.
The Pentekontaetia baby
Thuc, Thuc, baby.
The Pentekontaetia baby

Now Plutarch, in 449, told us that everything was gonna be fine. The Congress decree of peace caused all war and pain to cease. Vexatious charges against the rich meant the old oligarchs were but a bitch.
Tanagra in 457, proved presence of Athenian bretherin. A stele, of Argive martyrs, showed that they’d been defeated by Sparta.

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