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Doriscus Doriscus (Ancient Gr****: Δορίσκος and Δωρίσκος,
Dorískos) was a
settlement in
ancient Thrace (modern-day Greece), on the
northern s****s of Aegean...
- at
Doriskos. The
number of 1,207 (for the
outset only) is also
given by Ephorus,
while his
teacher Isocrates claims there were 1,300 at
Doriskos and...
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following communities (constituent
villages in brackets):
Ardanio Doriskos (
Doriskos, Monastiraki)
Feres (Feres, Poros)
Kavisos Peplos (Peplos, Vrysoula...
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Asimenio Asproneri Asvestades Avas
Chandras Dadia Didymoteicho Dikaia Doriko Doriskos Doxa
Elafochori Elaia Ellinochori Feres Fylakio Fylakto Isaakio Karoti...
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independently claim there were 1,200
ships in the
Persian fleet ****embled at
Doriskos in the
spring of 480 BC. The
number of 1,207 (for the
outset only) is also...
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months to
travel unopposed from the ****espont to Therme. It
paused at
Doriskos where it was
joined by the fleet.
Xerxes reorganized the
troops into tactical...
- left in
Thrace during and
after the
second Persian invasion,
along with
Doriskos. The
campaign against Eion
should probably be seen as part of a general...
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Herodotus gives a
detailed description of the
Persian fleet that ****embled at
Doriskos in
spring 480 BC (see table). However,
after the
fleet was
struck the storm...
- Alopeke, Mytilene, and Kyme Bergepolis,
founded by
colonists from
Abdera Doriskos Drys,
founded by
colonists from
Samothrace Dikaia,
founded by colonists...
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exercised through a
couple of
garrisoned forts, most
importantly those of
Doriskos and Eion. Hence, the vast
majority of
Thrace remained unaffected by the...
