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Lasion (Gr****: Λασίων or Λασιών) was the
chief town of the
mountainous district of
Acroreia in
ancient Elis proper,
situated upon the
frontiers of Arcadia...
- to his
Achaean ally
Aratus the Younger. The same
procedure was used at
Lasion,
while the
village of
Stration was
given to the
citizens of Thelpusa. From...
- Thebes,
Pausanias invaded Eleia through Arcadia,
taking the
border fort of
Lasion,
winning over four
communities in Acroreia, and
seizing Pylus. He then besieged...
- (captured 236 BC)
Caphyae (captured 228 BC)
Tegea (223 BC)
Psophis (218 BC)
Lasion (218 BC)
Alipheira Asea
Callista Cleitor Dipaea Elisphasi Gortys Lusi Methydrium...
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towns appear to have been Thraustus, Alium, Opus, and Eupagium, to
which Lasion may be added. The name is used in
opposition to Κοίλη or
Hollow Elis. Diodorus...
- Elis, in
ancient Elis. It is
mentioned by
Polybius in
conjunction with
Lasion Its site is unlocated. Livy. Ab urbe
condita Libri [History of Rome]. Vol...
- on the
river Selleeis (the
present Pineakos Ladonas), and on the road to
Lasion.
Ephyra is
mentioned by
Homer as the home of the
mother of
Tlepolemus (Iliad)...
- in 402 BCE, and that the
towns of Opus, Alium, Eupagium, Thraustus, and
Lasion were subdued.
Xenophon mentions an
Arcadian raid into Elis and took several...
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Xenophon mentions the
Amphidolians and
Acrorians and the city-states of
Lasion, Margana, and
Letrini in this context. The Amphidolians, Marganians, and...
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Laothoe Laphria Lapithaeum Lapithes (hero)
Lapiths Larnax Las (Greece)
Lasaea Lasion Lasthenes (general)
Lasthenes (Thrace)
Lasus of
Hermione Late Gr**** Latmus...
