A losing commander at this battle named Megabazus was given an insulting spindle and distaff. At this battle, Ariabignes (20[1])was killed by the (20[1])brother (0[2])of the playwright Aeschylus. (0[2])After gaining (20[2])fame in this battle, Cimon (0[1])(“key-mon”) was elected strategos. King Damasithymus (“dah-muh-sith-ee-mus”) and other Calyndians were killed in this battle during the hasty retreat of a ruler of Caria. After this battle, Mardonius was appointed governor (0[1])and completed a second (20[1])sack of (20[1])(*) Athens. During this battle, Queen Artemisia (10[2])inspired (10[1])a disparaging remark by a ruler who supposedly watched (10[3])this battle (10[1])from a throne (10[1]0[1])on (10[1])Mount (10[1]0[2])Aigaleos. (10[1])Athenian triremes (10[1])triumphed (10[1])over the forces of (10[1])King Xerxes I (10[1]0[1])at, for 10 points, what decisive naval battle (10[1])of the second Persian (0[1])invasion of Greece? (10[2]0[2])■END■ (10[5]0[3])