Source A: A Greek historian's account

'The Greek fleet, though smaller, used clever tactics to outmaneuver the larger Persian fleet at Salamis. The narrow straits favored the Greeks, who knew the waters better.' Provenance: Herodotus, 'Histories', 5th century BCE.

Source B: A Persian envoy's report

'The Greeks had previously resisted our attempts at conquest and had formed alliances among themselves, prompting us to punish their defiance.' Provenance: Persian diplomat's report, 480 BCE.

Source C: A Greek historian's view

'The victory at Salamis marked a turning point, preventing Persian dominance in Greece and boosting Greek confidence.' Provenance: Thucydides, 'History of the Peloponnesian War', 5th century BCE.

Source D: Modern historian's view

'Salamis was a pivotal moment that shaped the future of Greece, enabling Athens to lead the Greek city-states and influence Western history.' Provenance: Dr. Jane Smith, 'Ancient Naval Warfare', 21st century.