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Troezen (/ˈtriːzən/;
ancient Gr****: Τροιζήν,
modern Gr****: Τροιζήνα [tri'zina]) is a
small town and a
former muni****lity in the
northeastern Peloponnese...
- in Gr**** mythology. It is set in
locations throughout Ancient Greece:
Troizen, Corinth, Eleusis, Athens,
Knossos in Crete, and Naxos.
Renault wrote a...
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Poseidon winged horse Pegasus creates famous springs near
Helikon and at
Troizen. Some
springs of
Poseidon have
similar names in
Boeotia and Peloponnese...
- mythology.
Family tree of the Gr**** gods
Burkert lists temples at or near
Troizen,
Geronthrai and Halicarn****us. The
Oxford classical Dictionary adds Argos...
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beginning of festivals, all
their processions started from the sanctuary.
Troizen in Argolis.
Festival of Artemis-Saronia. Near the
temple was the grave...
- (1958) is a
dramatic retelling of the
Theseus legend from his
childhood in
Troizen until the
return from
Crete to Athens.
While fictional, it is generally...
- that the
myths portray Poseidon as
mollified by the gift of a new site in
Troizen.[citation needed]
Diodorus explained how, initially, the
Pythia was an...
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poleis in the
Argolic Akte like as
Troizen were
likely brought back
under Demetrius’s
influence in 295 BC.
Troizen’s later contribution of
ships and troops...
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civilian po****tion was
evacuated over sea to
nearby Salamis Island and to
Troizen, and the war
fleet fought victoriously at
Salamis Bay.
Should utter destruction...
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Paestum (Roman name)
Campania (abandoned) c. 600 BC
Sybaris (and
perhaps Troizen) Unknown
Pyxous Campania Policastro Bussentino 471–470 BC
Rhegion and...
