- the river's
entrance to the Aegean, at the site
previously known as
Ennea Hodoi ('Nine roads'). When
Xerxes I of
Persia crossed the
river during his invasion...
-
Athenians send out a
colony in 465 to an area
known as the Nine
Roads (Ennéa
Hodoí). The
colonists were m****acred by
nearby Thracians and the
colony was abandoned...
-
LibriVox On
sense and the sensible,
translated by J. I.
Beare HTML Gr**** text:
HODOI (with
concordance and
French translation),
Mikros apoplous (with Modern...
-
Drabeskos and Myrkinos. The
strategically important Athenian colony of
Ennea Hodoi ("Nine Ways",
later Amphipolis) was
taken by the
Edonians shortly after...
- The
ancient Persian fort at Eion (left) and the
mouth of the
Strymon River (right), seen from
Ennea Hodoi (Amphipolis)....
- Gr**** text:
Parva Naturalia (Biehl's 1898
Teubner edition); HTML text from
HODOI (with concordance) and
Mikros apoplous (with
Modern Gr****
translation and...
- The
ancient Achaemenid fort at Eion (hill to the left) and the
mouth of the
Strymon River (right), seen from
Ennea Hodoi (Amphipolis)....
- the
Athenians with the Hagnon, son of
Nikias founded the city of
Ennea Hodoi (Ἐννέα ὁδοὶ),
meaning nine roads, at the
current location of the "Hill 133"...
- also
dispatched a
large group of
settlers to
found a
colony called Ennea Hodoi ("the nine ways") at what
would eventually become the site of Amphipolis...
- The
ancient Persian fort at Eion (left) and the
mouth of the
Strymon River (right), seen from
Ennea Hodoi (Amphipolis)....
