- The
geographer Strabo speaks of two towns, Old
Pharsalos, Παλαιοφάρσαλος (Palaeopharsalos) and
Pharsalos,
existing in
historical times. His
statement (9...
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Flower Maidens Enjoying Flowers Pharsalos Bas-Relief
Pharsalos relief Relief of
Demeter and Kore
Stele of
Pharsalos Stele of the Two
Sisters The Uplifting...
- Civili,
mentions few place-names; and
although the
battle is
called after Pharsalos by
modern authors, four
ancient writers – the
author of the
Bellum Alexandrinum...
-
cities in
Thessaly were
Larisa (Pelasgiotis),
Pherai (Pelasgiotis), and
Pharsalos (Phthiotis). The
Thessalian plains were
ideally suited for cultivating...
- who died c. 1422-23, and his
younger brother,
Stefan Uroš,
ruler of
Pharsalos. Nemanjić
descent survived only
through maternal lines in
several Serbian...
- and
kekryphalos (hairnet), hold
poppy or
pomegranate flowers, and
maybe a
small bag of seeds.
Parian marble, ca. 470–460 BC. From
Pharsalos, Thessaly....
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regional election and took
office on 1
January 2024.
Silver hemidrachm of
Pharsalos struck 450-400 BC
Silver hemidrachm of
Trikka struck 440-400 BC Silver...
- Epic
meant a district,
which was
contracted to a
single occupied place (
Pharsalos) by the
opinion of the Gr****s in
historical times." Page,
Denys (1959)...
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Pharsalos stele, c. 470–60, Louvre...
- the
family Ricaniidae Farsala, a city in Greece,
known in
antiquity as
Pharsalos Battle of
Pharsalus (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
