- also
called Parrhasia) but it is not
certain if
Cynurians of East
Peloponnese coast and
Cynurians of the
inland (Arcadia) were the same people, two...
- the Peloponnese,
between the
Argolis and Laconia, so
called from the
Cynurians, one of the most
ancient tribes in the peninsula. It was
believed to have...
- Dyme and Tritaeae. The most
aboriginal Ionians were of Cynuria: The
Cynurians are
aboriginal and seem to be the only Ionians, but they have been Dorianized...
- however, such as the
Eleans (who were
thought to
descend from Aetolia), the
Cynurians (who
adapted Dorian elements into
their local identity), and the Achaeans...
-
settled in the land
where they
lived in the old days, the
Arcadians and the
Cynurians ... four
nations and no more, as far as we know,
inhabit Libya, two of...
-
Crete including founding of such
towns as Lato,
Dreros and Olous. The
Cynurians were
originally Ionians but had
become Dorian under the
influence of their...
-
Phigalice and Parrhasia. We may
infer from the name that
these Cynurians were the same as the
Cynurians on the east
coast of the
ancient Peloponnesus, but we have...
-
Thucydides could not have been Perioeci,
since they are
called allies. "The
Cynurians," says Herodotus, "have
become Doricized by the
Argives and by time, being...
