Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

Mount Helicon was a center for the worship of the Muses and is known for its springs, particularly the Hippocrene spring, said to be created by the winged horse Pegasus. This majestic mountain, although more of a cultural than a military site, serves as an inspiration for poets and artists, symbolizing the intellectual and artistic heritage of Greece, which holds significance even amidst the wartime context.

A panoramic view of Mount Helicon, with lush greenery cascading down its slopes, sparkling springs glistening under the sunlight, and a clear blue sky dotted with a few fluffy clouds, with artists and poets gathered near the famous Hippocrene spring.