- 39°34′33″N 21°55′35″E / 39.575731°N 21.926477°E / 39.575731; 21.926477
Pelinna (Gr****: Πέλιννα) or
Pelinnaeum (Gr****: Πελινναῖον or Πεληναῖον) was an...
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depicted frontally with a head of
unruly hair, and a
golden medallion of the
Pelinna necklace. The most
famous representations of Helios,
namely his statue...
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supreme power over the land of the dead, and
Hades is not
mentioned in the
Pelinna tablets found in the area. Many
pinakes found in the cult are near Epizephyrian...
- 350–300 BC), and pp. 40–41 (Thessaly, mid-4th
century BC)
Tablet from
Pelinna, late 4th
century BC, in Graf &
Johnston 2007, pp. 36–37 Athan****akis,...
- 325–320 BC
Bronze coin of
Krannon struck 400–344 BC
Hemidrachm coin of
Pelinna struck 460–420 BC Iope
Photinaion Thessalian League Derived from tessares/pettares...
- 508 BC
Wrestling Kalliteles Sparta 68 § 508 BC
Hoplitodromos Phrikias Pelinna 68 § 508 BC
Tethrippon Pantaros Gela 69 § 504 BC Boys'
Stadion Philon Korkyra...
- 325-320 BC
Bronze coin of
Krannon struck 400-344 BC
Hemidrachm coin of
Pelinna struck 460-420 BC Vale of
Tempe List of
traditional Gr****
place names CERETETH...
- Krannon, Larisa, Mopsion, Pagasai, Pherai, Skotoussa. Gomphoi, Metropolis,
Pelinna, Phaloria, Pharkadon, Trikka. "330".
Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum. attalus...
- area
joined successively in this
chronological order:
Thessaly except Pelinna,
Oetaea except Heraklea,
Achaea Phthiotis except Phthiotic Thebes, Malis...
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Asclepius at Tricca, of
Aphrodite Kastnia at
Metropolis and of Zeus at
Pelinna. In the
Catalogue of Ships: "they that held
Tricca and
Ithome of the crags...
