The Greeks lost regularly in the war between 499 and 493 BCE.

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The punitive raid against Eretria and Athens for intervening in those failed Greek uprisings within the Persian Empire was successful against Eretria but failed against Athens which defeated the Persian army at Marathon when they caught it with its protective cavalry absent.

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