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Acharnae or
Acharnai (/əˈkɑːr.niː/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἀχαρναί) was a deme of
ancient Athens. It was part of the
phyle Oineis.
Acharnae,
according to Thucydides...
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Apollodorus (Gr****: Ἀπολλόδωρος, translit. Apollodōros; 394 –
after 343 BCE) of
Acharnae in
Attica was an
Athenian politician known from
several ancient forensic...
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historically been an
Arvanite settlement.
Acharnes was
named after the deme
Acharnae (Ancient Gr****: Ἁχαρναί), a
subdivision of
Athens in
classical antiquity...
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Apollonius (Ancient Gr****: Απολλώνιος) of
Acharnae was a
heortologist and
writer of
ancient Greece who
lived in the late 2nd
century BCE. He was the author...
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degree as a
polis in miniature, and
indeed some demes, such as
Eleusis and
Acharnae, were in fact
significant towns. Each deme had a
demarchos who supervised...
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immediately set upon by a mob of aged
farmers and
charcoal burners from
Acharnae –
tough veterans of past wars who hate the
Spartans for
destroying their...
- ****espont Nağara,
pronounced Nara
Abydus Acanthus Athos Ierissos Erisso Acharnae near
Acharnes and Ano Liosia,
about 10 km
north of
Athens Acharnes Menidi...
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public places, and the
entrances to homes. As such he was
worshiped at
Acharnae, Mycenae, and at Tegea. The
origin of the
worship of
Apollo Agyieus in...
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women under the same roof as his wife.
Apollodorus of
Acharnae said that
hetaera were
concubines when they had a
permanent relationship...
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Secundus of
Sphettus ca. 115
Galerius Em- 116–117
Flavius Macrinus of
Acharnae ca. 120
Fulvius Metrodorus of
Sounium ca. 120
Zopyrus son of Dionysius...
