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Aegialeus (Ancient Gr****: Αἰγιαλεύς) was the
fifth strategos (elected general) of the
Achaean League in
Ancient Greece who
served for only a year, 242–241...
- last, the
goddess Demeter who took pity on the
unfortunate king came to
Aegialea (former name of Sicyon) in the
guise of a
strange woman and
reared for...
- of the
Peloponnese and the
founder and
first ruler of the city-state of
Aegialea,
later known to
history as Sicyon. The
primary source for the
early history...
- Καλχινίᾳ) was a
Sicyonian princess as a
daughter of King
Leucippus of
Aegialea. She
consorted with the sea-god
Poseidona and bore him a son, Peratus....
- Leucippus. He was
father of
Plemnaeus who
succeeded him to the
throne of
Aegialea (former name of Sicyon). Peratus' grandfather, King Leucippus, brought...
- Dioedas?
Strategos of the
Achaean League 243–242 BC Succeeded by
Aegialeas Preceded by
Aegialeas Strategos of the
Achaean League 241–240 BC Succeeded by ? Preceded by...
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Dorians of
Peloponnese - They
lived in
Achaea (whose
older name was Aegialus/
Aegialea and was
dwelt by Ionians) (North
Peloponnese Peninsula).
Achaean Dorians...
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Sicyon according to a
local legend. He was said to be the
second ruler of
Aegialea and have
reigned for 45 years. Europs, son of
Phoroneus whom Herophanes...
- 40 years, he was
ousted by
Metion and Pandorus, and fled to
Aegilia or
Aegialea where he
would die.[citation needed]
Cecrops was
succeeded in
Athens by...
- on, the
goddess Demeter who took pity on the
unfortunate king came to
Aegialea (ancient name of Sicyon) in the
guise of a
strange woman and
reared for...
