- The
Edoni (also
Edones, Edonians, Edonides) (Gr****: Ἠδωνιοί) were a
Thracian tribe who
dwelt mostly between the
Nestus and the
Strymon rivers in southern...
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similarities with that of Bendis. She was
particularly worshipped among the
Edones. The Suda
mentions that she was also
worshiped among the Corinthians. Baptae...
- by Asius.
Ancient Thrace was home to
numerous other tribes, such as the
Edones, Bisaltae, Cicones, and
Bistones in
addition to the
tribe that
Homer specifically...
-
adherent of the god Dionysus;
Charops was
invited by
Dionysus to rule over the
Edones after the
violent death of
their king Lycurgus.
Oeagrus has also sometimes...
- by Klopstock, from Oden 445 445 (1837) XX, 4 No. 230 IV, 10
Edone Dein süßes Bild,
Edone June 1816 Text by Klopstock, from Oden 446 446 (1887) XX, 4 No...
- of ****,
considered an
aspect of ****phone.
Cotyttia originated with the
Edones as a
celebration of the rape of ****phone.
Throughout Thrace it was celebrated...
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priest of Hera to the
tribes of
Cebrenii and
Sucaeboae Getas, king of the
Edones Charnabon, king of the
Getae as
mentioned by
Sophocles in
Triptolemus -...
- attacks.
During the revolt,
Aristagoras of
Miletus captured Myrcinus from the
Edones and died
trying to
attack another Thracian city. Once the
Ionian Revolt...
- Bythini,
migrated to Asia
minor Brenae Crousi Cebrenii Coelaletae Dersaei Edones Dentheletae Derrones Digeri Dii
Diobesi Dolonci Kainoi Kikones, mentioned...
- attacks.
During the revolt,
Aristagoras of
Miletus captured Myrcinus from the
Edones and died
trying to
attack another Thracian city. Once the
Ionian Revolt...
