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Kaunos (Carian: Kbid; Lycian: Xbide;
Ancient Gr****: Καῦνος; Latin: Caunus) was a city of
ancient Caria and in Anatolia, a few
kilometres west of the modern...
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conquering the Ionians,
Harpagus proceeded to
attack the Carians, the
Caunians, and the Lycians. The
Ionians and
Aeolians were
forced to
serve in his...
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mainland and
always bore the name
which they bear now.... I
think the
Caunians (in Caria) are autochthones, but they say that they came from Crete. The...
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event presented by Herodotus. It
might have been
another fire. The
Caunians, says Herodotus,
followed a
similar example immediately after. If there...
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Antiochus sent an army to
enforce his decree.
According to Herodotus, the
Caunians, a Gr****
people who
claimed to have
originated in
Crete and
settled in...
- dazed. Some
eunuchs found Cyrus and
tried to
bring him to safety, but a
Caunian among the king's camp
followers struck a vein
behind his knee with a dart...
- dazed. Some
eunuchs found Cyrus and
tried to
bring him to safety, but a
Caunian among the king's camp
followers struck a vein
behind his knee with a dart...
- Hemithea,
whose name was Basilus, came, when he was a
grown man, to the
Caunian land; and Lyrcus, now an old man,
recognized him as his son, and made him...
