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southeast of Livadeia.
Koroneia was
named after the
ancient town
Coronea or
Coroneia (Ancient Gr****: Κορώνεια).
According to tradition, the
ancient town was...
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Coroneia (Gr****: Κορώνεια), or Coronea, was a town of
ancient Boeotia, and a
member of the
Boeotian League. It is
described by
Strabo as
situated upon...
- Epaminondas; and
received the name of
Coroneia because Epimelides, who
founded the new town, was a
native of
Coroneia, in Boeotia. This name was changed...
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Coroneia or
Koroneia (Ancient Gr****: Κορώνεια) was a town of
ancient Thessaly in Phthiotis, from
which the
Boeotian Coroneia probably derived its name...
-
Oxythemis of
Cleonae or
Coroneia was an
ancient Gr****
athlete who won the
stadion race in the 12th
Ancient Olympic Games in 732 BC. The
stadion race (about...
- BC—Hoshea
becomes the last king of Israel. 732 BC—Oxythemis of Cleonae/
Coroneia wins the
stadion race at the
twelfth Olympic Games. 730 BC—Northern Egypt...
- The
Battle of
Coronea in 394 BC, also
Battle of
Coroneia, took
place during the
Corinthian War, in
which the
Spartans and
their allies under King Agesilaus...
-
combined armies of Thebes, Athens,
Argos and Corinth. The
following Battle of
Coroneia was a
classic clash between two
lines of hoplites. The anti-Spartan allies...
- Macedon, it
espoused the side of the Romans,
while Thebes, Haliartus, and
Coroneia declared in
favour of the
Macedonian king. When
Pausanias visited Lebadeia...
- the
festival of Pamboeotia, she went to the
shrine of
Athena Itonia at
Coroneia and
revealed the
crime of her
suitors to the public; the
people sympathized...
