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Butrint (Gr****: Βουθρωτόν and Βουθρωτός, romanized: Bouthrōtón, Latin:
Buthrōtum, Albanian: Butrint) was an
ancient Gr****
polis and
later Roman city and...
- and on to Constantinople.
Another lesser road led
south to the city of
Buthrotum, the
modern Butrint. The
Roman emperor Caesar Augustus made the city a...
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children to Epirus,
where Neoptolemus permitted him to
found the city of
Buthrotum.
After Neoptolemus left Epirus, he left
Andromache and
their sons in Helenus's...
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suffragan of
Pelusium Saint Donatus of Euroea,
otherwise Donatus of
Buthrotum,
bishop of
Euroea (d. 387) (feast day:
April 30)
Saint Donatus of Orleans...
- Nicopolis, the
capital Dodona Euroea Hadrianopolis Appon Phoenice Anchiasmos Buthrotum Photike Corfu Island Ithaca Island. New Epirus, with its
capital at Dyrrhachium...
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Bishopric of
Buthrotum,
attested since the 5th century, but
transferred to
Paramythia in the 15th century; the
title "Bishop of
Buthrotum"
remained current...
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forces them to eat
their tables; and
Buthrotum. This last city had been
built in an
attempt to
replicate Troy. In
Buthrotum,
Aeneas meets Andromache, the widow...
- Nicopolis, Dodona, Euroea, Hadrianopolis, Appon, Phoenice, Anchiasmos,
Buthrotum, Photike,
Corfu Island, and
Ithaca Island. New Epirus, with
capital at...
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contemporary with
Nicopolis such as Patras,
Philippi and, also in Epirus,
Buthrotum and Epi****us, the city was not, or was not only, a
Roman colony (implying...
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Cultural Heritage Retrieved 8 May 2024. Ceka,
Neritan (2002).
Buthrotum its
history and monuments. Tirana: Cetis. ISBN 99927-801-2-6. Butrint...
