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Myrcinus or
Myrkinos (Ancient Gr****: Μύρκινος or Μύρκιννος) was an
ancient Gr**** city
located in
Macedonian Thrace, in the
region of
Edonis between the...
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Myrkinos (Gr****: Μύρκινος) is a
village in
Serres regional unit of
Central Macedonia,
located at the
confluence of the
rivers Strymonas and Angitis. Since...
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number of
Edonian cities in the
classical era,
including Drabeskos and
Myrkinos. The
strategically important Athenian colony of
Ennea Hodoi ("Nine Ways"...
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Amphipolis Eion
Philippi Apollonia Neapolis Pistyros Myrkinos Oisyme Phagres Galepsus Gazoros Drabeskos Pergamos Domeros Antisara Perne Topeiros...
- up the bulk of his army, in this case
mostly Edonians from the city of
Myrkinos.
Brasidas personally led the
Spartans in a
sudden charge from Amphipolis...
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Stavros (66,1),
Asprovalta (ca.70),
Tasli (ca.75),
Amfipoli (ca.100),
Myrkinos (ca. 112), Nea
Zichni (ca. 130). The line was
built during First World...
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Mesorrachi Metalla,
Serres Mikro Souli Mitrousi Monokklisia Monovrysi Myrkinos Myrini Nea
Bafra Nea
Kerdylia Nea
Petra Nea
Tyroloi Nea
Zichni Neo Petritsi...
- "Mastira" we
should read "Bastira", a
known Thracian town of that name.
Myrkinos,
founded by
colonists from
Miletus in 497 BC Neapolis,
founded by colonists...
- Μυοῦς Myoûs Μυούντα Myoúnta miˈuda Myus; Avşar
Kalesi Μύρκινος
Mýrkinos Μύρκινος
Mýrkinos ˈmircinos
Myrcinus Μύῤῥα Mýrrha Μύρρα Mýrra ˈmira Myrrha; Smyrna;...
- Agriani, Anastasia, Dimitra, Draviskos, Gazoros, Mavrolofos, Mesorrachi,
Myrkinos, Myrrini, Nea Petra, Nea Zichni,
Sfelinos and Tholos.
General view of Nea...
