Battle of Thermopylae was cool and all, but that's like their only point of relevance
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spartans weren't militarily significant or interesting because the governmental entity of sparta was militarily exemplary and mog'd all its neighbors
they were significant/interesting because the singular unit of one spartan soldier was considered militarily exemplary and mog'd all his neighbors
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