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Chalastra
(91 words)
(Χαλάστρα;
Chalástra). [German version] [1] City at the mouth of the Axius City at the mouth of the Axius (Str. 7 fr. 20; 23; cf. Hdt. 7,123), identified by Heca…
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Cambounia
(64 words)
[German version] (Καμβούνια;
Kamboúnia). Mountainous region in northern Greece west of Mt. Olympus, which separated the Macedonian region of Elimea from the tripolis of the Perrhaebi, and forms the southern watershed of the Haliacmon. The easiest way to cross the C. was via the pass of Volustana (918 m) (cf. Liv. 42,53,6; 44,2,10).…
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Beroea
(1,229 words)
(Βέροια;
Béroia). [German version] [1] In Macedonia This item can be found on the following maps: …
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Lydias
(78 words)
[German version] (Λυδίας;
Lydías). Navigable river in Macedon (supplied by the nowadays dried Lake Loudias), which connected Pella with the sea (Str. 7, fr. 20; 22). Mentioned already by Hecat. FGrH 1 F 147 and Scyl. 66. The mouth appears to have shifted to the north in antiquity, since Hdt. 7,127 reports a common mouth of the L. and the Haliacmon.…
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Doberus
(75 words)
[German version] (Δόβηρος;
Dóbēros). City in Paeonia, probably in the valley of the Strymon. Place of assembly for Sitalces' assault on the Macedonian kingdom in 432 BC (Thuc. 2,98,2). Absorbed into Macedon (possibly under Philip II), D. became a
civitas of the Roman province of Macedonia (Plin. HN 4,35). Pillaged by the Goths in AD 267 (Zos. 1,43); diocese (Council of Chalcedon). Errington, Robert Malcolm (Marburg/Lahn) Bibliography F. Papazoglou, Les villes de Macédoine, 1988, 328f.
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Dion
(2,219 words)
[German version] I. Persons (Δίων;
Díōn) Meister, Klaus (Berlin) [German version] [I 1] Close friend of Plato and defender of his philosophy Son of Hipparinus, brother-in-law and son-in-law of Dionysius I of Syracuse, b. 409 BC, close friend of Plato and defender of his philosophy since Plato's first visit to Syracuse in 388. He gained prestige and wealth as Dionysius' I' trusted friend and advisor and also remained an influential person under Dionysius II. In 366, he arbitrated the peace with Carthage and called Plato to Syracuse in order to transform the despotic rule of Dionysius II according to the Platonic ideal state. This effo…
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Pydna
(422 words)
[German version] This item can be found on the following maps: Christianity | Diadochi and Epigoni | Macedonia, Macedones | Macedonia, Macedones | Punic Wars (Πύδνα;
Pýdna). Greek seaport on the coast of Pieria in Macedonia to the north of Cape Atherida (Macedonia, with maps). As early as the 5th cent. BC, P. was considered to belong to Macedonia (Thuc. 1,137,2: “ἐς Πύδναν τὴν Ἀλεξάνδρου”, referring to king Alexander [II 2] of Macedonia). In 432 BC, P. was besieged by the Athenians (Thuc. 1,61,2 f.); in 410, it was final…
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Thessalonica
(1,235 words)
(Θεσσαλονίκη/
Thessaloníkē). [German version] [1] City in Thessalia This item can be found on the following maps: Thraci, Thracia | Caesar | Christianity | | Coloniae | D…
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Axius
(246 words)
[I] (Ἄξιος;
Áxios). Largest river in Macedonia, today Vardar; rises in Sar Planina and flows into the Aegean to the west of Thessalonica. Barely navigable owing to its gorges, the A. valley does, however, form the main overland route between the Aegean and the region around the Danube, a route which has been in use from the time of antiquity and is still used today. The A. flowed through the settlement territories of the Dardani, the Paeones and the Macedones (Amphaxitis). [II] Plebeian gentile name, mentioned in records since the 3rd cent. BC and possibly connected with th…
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Stobi
(187 words)
[German version] This item can be found on the following maps: Theatre | Christianity | | Coloniae | Macedonia, Macedones | Macedonia, Macedones | Balkans, languages (Στόβοι/
Stóboi). City in Paeonia (Paeones, Paeonia) with an Illyrian/Thracian/Macedonian population, on the route through the valley of the Axios fro…
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Lyncus
(96 words)
[German version] (Λύγκος;
Lýnkos). Upper Macedonian region north of Eordaea and Orestis whose inhabitants were called
Lynkēstaí. In the 5th cent. BC, L. w…
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Bylazora
(63 words)
[German version] (Βυλάζωρα, Βυλάζωρ, -ωρος;
Bylázōra,
Bylázōr, -
ōros). Largest town in Paeonia (Pol. 5,97), seized by Philippus V as a bulwark against the Dardani (cf. Liv. 44,26,8 for 168 BC). Generally localized in the Axius valley near Veles, but so far finds have been insufficient to allow a definite identification. Errington, Robert Malcolm (Marburg/Lahn) Bibliography F. Papazoglou, Les villes de Macédoine, 1988, 308.
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Methone
(685 words)
(Μεθώνη/
Methṓnē, Μοθώνη/
Mothṓnē). [German version] [1] City on the west coast of Messana [2] This item can be…
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Apollonia
(1,493 words)
(Ἀπολλωνία;
Apollōnía). [German version] [1] City in southern Illyricum This item can be found on the following maps: | Colonization | Macedonia, Macedones | Persian Wars | Punic Wars | Delian League City in southern Illyricum, in antiquity on the north bank of the Aous,
c. 6 km from the sea, near modern Pojani (Albania). Founded by Corinthians at the beginning of the 6th cent. BC, with the participation of Corcyra (mythical oikist Gylax). Hdt. 9,93-95, Paus. 5,22,3 f. and inscriptions attest to the wealth of A. during the 5th cent. BC; …
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Akrothoon /Akrothooi
(74 words)
[German version] This item can be found on the following maps: Delian League (Ἀκρόθῳον, Ἀκρόθῳοι;
Akróthōion,
Akróthōioi). Small town on the Athos peninsula, south-east of the Xerxes canal (Hdt. 7,22,1; near the modern Magistis Lavras?). Apart from a local dialect, Greek was also spoken there (Thuc. 4,109,3). In the 1st cent. AD (Plin. HN 4,37), the town no longer existed. Errington, Robert Malcolm (Marburg/Lahn) Bibliography M. Zahrnt, Olynth und die Chalkidier, 1971, 150 f.
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