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Epidaurus (Gr****: Ἐπίδαυρος) was a
small city (polis) in
ancient Greece, on the
Argolid Peninsula at the
Saronic Gulf. Two
modern towns bear the name Epidavros:...
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Asclepius and Freud."
Akroterion 60, 2015, pp. 13–32. LiDonnici, Lynn R. The
Epidaurian Miracle Inscriptions: Text, Translation, and Commentary. Atlanta: Scholars...
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Aeginetes had
carried off from Epidauros,
their parent state. The
Epidaurians had been
accustomed to make
annual offerings to the
Athenian deities...
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which re****es the idea of
beginning at the
winter solstice. The
Epidaurian calendar was from the
Epidauros region in
ancient Greece and most extensively...
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Tegeans 1,500
Sicyonians 3,000
Aeginetans 500
Tenth coil
Megarians 3,000
Epidaurians 700
Orchomenians 600
Ninth coil
Phliasians 1,000
Troezenians 1,000 Hermionians...
- of the victims. In the
middle of the
following summer of 418 BC the
Epidaurians,
being still hard-pressed by the Argives, the
Lacedaemonians with their...
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Ephesians Epi****us or Epi****os Epi****ian Epi****ians
Epidaurus Epidaurian Epidaurians Epirus Epirote Epirotes Eretria Eretrian Eretrians Etruria Etrurian...
- power. The
Megarians revolted and
together with the
Troezenians and
Epidaurians enrolled in the
Achaean League. With this
increased strength, Aratus...
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coinage seems to
depict Hadrian and
Asclepius as interchangeable. The
Epidaurians honoured Hadrian with a new era, in
which do****ents were
dated by the...
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which the rain-water is collected, is a gift of
Antoninus to the
Epidaurians." The
temple could not have been in
operation after the 4th or 5th century...
