- ISBN 978-9603-9103-0-5.
Dimitris I. Paizis-Danias
published ten maps of
Cephallenian theories and
argued that Homer's
Ithaca was on
Ithaki Homer's Ithaca...
- Cephalus, hero-figure in Gr**** mythology,
Patriarch of all
Kephalonians (
Cephallenians)
Odysseus of Ithaca, king of the
Cephalonians Epiphanes was born on...
- pronunciation: [laː.ér.tɛːs]; also
spelled Laërtes) was the king of the
Cephallenians, an
ethnic group who
lived both on the
Ionian Islands and on the mainland...
-
flaming wheel in
Tartarus Laërtes,
father of
Odysseus and king of the
Cephallenians; he
sailed with the
Argonauts and parti****ted in the
Calydonian boar...
-
piratical raid on Cephallenia.
Odysseus protected him from
vengeful Cephallenians who
wanted to kill him.[citation needed] Yet he let his son lead the...
-
people who
lived on
Cephallenia and
nearby islands came to be
known as
Cephallenians.
Cephalus eventually married again,
choosing a
daughter of
Minyas to...
- In 431 BCE, it
joined the
Athenian alliance,
together with the
other Cephallenian towns; in
consequence of
which the
Corinthians made a
descent upon the...
-
Hyginus 2007,
fable 97.
Reece 2009.
Autenrieth 1891, Κεφαλλῆνες: "the
Cephallenians,
collective designation of the
subjects of
Odysseus on
islands and mainland"...
- (in Acarnania),
after in
Taphos Island and
other Echinades Islands Cephallenians -
Original dwellers of Cephalonia/Kefalonia,
Ithaca (homeland of Odysseus)...
- in the year
negotiated a
final peace with both the
Aetolians and the
Cephallenians. Aetolia,
initially faced with
unbudging Roman demands from 191 BC onwards...
