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These tribes were the Epeians,
Minyae and
Eleans.
Before the end of the 8th
century BC, however, the
Eleans had
vanquished both
their rivals, and established...
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after Elis
refused to
endorse the
Peace of
Nicias in 421 BC. In 420, the
Eleans,
claiming that
Sparta violated a
truce brought about by the
Olympic Games...
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representations on
coins and art. The
statue of Zeus was
commissioned by the
Eleans,
custodians of the
Olympic Games, in the
latter half of the
fifth century...
- the
people of
Heracleia near
Miletus do not
agree with the
Eleans for
while the
Eleans show a tomb of Endymion, the folk of
Heracleia say that he retired...
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league against the Spartans, led by King
Agesilaus II and
supported by the
Eleans, Athenians, and Mantineans. The
battle was to
determine which of the two...
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Elean power station is a straw-fired biom****
power station in Cambridgeshire, England. At a
capacity of 38 MW, it was the
largest straw-fired
power plant...
- Pausanias, the
Arcadians had
invaded Elis and the
Eleans were
ready to
fight them. Then
among the
Eleans appeared a
woman with a boy at her
breast and said...
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Elean Roslyn Thomas (18
September 1947 – 27 May 2004) was a
Jamaican poet, novelist,
journalist and activist. She was
active in the
struggle for women's...
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Eleans who were
killed during World War I.
Another Roll of
Honour is
located outside of the
Hayward Theatre and
features the
names of 89 Old
Eleans killed...
- The
Eretrian school of
philosophy was
originally the
School of Elis,
where it had been
founded by
Phaedo of Elis; it was
later transferred to
Eretria by...
