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Amyclae or
Amyklai (Ancient Gr****: Ἀμύκλαι) was a city of
ancient Laconia,
situated on the
right or
western bank of the Eurotas, 20
stadia south of Sparta...
- is a
deified hero and a
lover of
Apollo in Gr**** mythology. His cult at
Amyclae southwest of
Sparta dates from the
Mycenaean era. The hero is mythically...
- The
death of
Hyacinthus was
celebrated at
Amyclae by the
second most
important of
Spartan festivals, the
Hyacinthia (Ancient Gr**** Ὑακίνθια / Hyakínthia)...
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final resting place of C****andra is
either in
Amyclae or Mycenae.
Statues of C****andra
exist both in
Amyclae and
across the
Peloponnese peninsula from Mycenae...
- (Earth)[AI-generated source?] and Stymphalis, or lastly, King
Amyclas of
Amyclae. The
earliest source of the myth of
Daphne and
Apollo is Phylarchus, quoted...
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Amyclae or
Amyclass was a Gr**** city of
Magna Graecia on the
coast of
Latium (some
authors say Campania),
between Tarracina...
- The
Diocese or
Bishopric of
Amyclae is a
defunct Latin and
Orthodox episcopal see and
suppressed Latin Catholic titular bishopric in the Peloponnese,...
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ancient town
Amyclae, the
ruins of
which are
situated 2 km
northeast of the village.
According to some sources, the
ancient town
Amyclae (Ancient Gr****:...
- his
hometown of Amyklai,
where Pausanias saw it.
Sanctuary of Apollo,
Amyclae,
Sparta Johannes Kirchner: «Ainetos 3»,
Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen...
- Agamemnon. His tomb was
pointed out
among the
ruins of
Mycenae and at
Amyclae. In
works of art,
there is
considerable resemblance between the representations...
