What did the conflict between Athens and Sparta result in?

Peloponnesian War (431-404 BC):

- Devastating conflict between Athens and Sparta that lasted nearly three decades.

- Sparta emerged victorious, marking the end of Athenian dominance and the start of Spartan hegemony in ancient Greece.

Who are the first 5 emperors of Rome?

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