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Triphylians (Ancient Gr****: Τριφύλιοι or Τρίφυλοι) were an
ancient Gr**** tribe. They were
residents of the
western Peloponnese region,
which in Homeric...
- Turkey), who
later migrated to
parts of the Gr****
mainland (Arcadia,
Triphylian Pylos and Elis). The
phonology of the name
Caucones has been
taken as...
- were
subdued by the Eleians, who
governed them as
subject places. The
Triphylian cities, however,
always bore this yoke with impatience; and
Lepreum took...
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Marganeis as
Triphylian places,
although they were on the
right bank of the Alpheius; and if
there is no
corruption in the text, the word
Triphylian must be...
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Cyparissia a city of Triphylia, and
Strabo also
distinguishes between the
Triphylian and
Messenian Cyparissia, but on what
authority we do not know. At a relatively...
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which broke out
between Elis and
Arcadia in 365 BC, on the
subject of the
Triphylian towns, had
rendered a
residence at
Scillus no
longer safe,
Gryllus and...
- six
Triphylian cities, all of whom
contributed to its support. It was
under the
superintendence of Macistus, the most
powerful of the
Triphylian cities...
- it by
giving independence to its
periokoi cities of the
Akrorians and
Triphylians.
These cities organised as
federal states joined the
Peloponnesian League...
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erected in ca. 600-580 BC: 61 : 77 , most
likely as a
dedication by the
Triphylian polis of Skillous[citation needed]. It is
suggested that this dedication...
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Leuctra in 371 BC, the
Eleans attempted to re****ert
their control, but the
Triphylians, in
order to
maintain their independence from Elis,
joined the Arcadian...
