- each from
Oiniadai, Derion, Stratos, Phoitia, Thyrreion,
Anaktorion and Leucas), a
hipparch (from
Oiniadai), a
foreign secretary (from
Oiniadai), and a...
-
Oeniadae or
Oiniadai (Ancient Gr****: Οἰνιάδαι), or
Oeneiadae or
Oineiadai (Οἰνειάδαι), was a town in
ancient Acarnania,
situated on the west bank of the...
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Athenian clerurchs since 365 BC,
while the
Aetolian League had to
leave Oiniadai,
taken c.330 BC. Once the
death of
Alexander became known in June 323,...
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Bronze coin
struck in
Oiniadai, c. 215 BC,
depicting the river-god
Achelous as man-faced bull on reverse....
- BC it was
incorporated in the
Delian League. In the ****enistic period,
Oiniadai allied with the
Aetolians until 218 BC when
Philip V
declared it free....
-
Aitoliko was
located with
relation to the
ancient towns of
Pleuron and
Oiniadai. The name of the town in the
middle of the
lagoon dates back to ancient...
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Nisyrian Nisyrians Oea Oean
Oeans Olympia Olympian Olympians Oiniades,
Oiniadai Oiniadan Oiniadans Orkney Islands Orcadian Orcadians Paeonia or Paionia...
-
Oeniadae or
Oiniadai (Ancient Gr****: Οἰνιάδαι) was a
village of
ancient Thessaly in the
district of Oetaea. Its site is unlocated. Steph**** of Byzantium...
- Odessos; Varna;
Odessa Ὄθρυς Óthrys Όθρυς Óthrys ˈoθris
Othrys Οἰνιάδαι
Oiniádai Οινιάδες Oiniádes iniˈaðes
Oeniadae Οἰνοῦς Oinoûs Οινούντα Oinoúnta iˈnuda...
- Theaterbauten, 1930. Das
Theater in Megalopolis, 1931. Die
Theater von
Oiniadai und Neupleuron, 1931. Das
Theater in Eretria, 1937. Fiechter,
Ernst Historischen...
