-
century BC. They
called the city
Euesperides (Ancient Gr****: Εὐεσπερίδες) and
Hesperis (Ancient Gr****: Ἑσπερίς).
Euesperides was most
likely founded by people...
-
refuge in
Euesperides. The Gr**** city that
existed within the
modern day
boundaries of
Benghazi was
founded around 525 BC. It was
called Euesperides (Ancient...
-
evidence shows that
several other sites in Cyrenaica, such as Apollonia,
Euesperides, and
Taucheira (modern
Benghazi and Tocra) were
settled at the same time...
-
cities that
formed the
Pentapolis of Cyrenaica, the
others being Cyrene,
Euesperides (later
known as Berenice, now Benghazi), Tauchira/Teuchira (later Arsinoe...
- File Inc. p. 240. ISBN 9780871963345. Economou,
Maria (August 1993). "
Euesperides: A
Devastated Site".
Electronic Antiquity:
Communicating the classics...
- city in the region.
Other colonies in
Kyrenaika later included Barca,
Euesperides (modern Benghazi), Taucheira, and Apollonia. By the
middle of the 7th...
- Tartessos, a
location placed in the
south of the
Iberian peninsula.
Euesperides (in modern-day Benghazi)
which was
probably founded by
people from Cyrene...
-
succeeded bishop of P****au) Göransson, Kristian: The
transport amphorae from
Euesperides: The
maritime trade of a
Cyrenaican city 400-250 BC, Acta Archaeologica...
- see also the
uneventful late 5th-century
journey along the
coast from
Euesperides to
Neapolis reported at
Thucydides 7.50.2). And
while Strabo pointed...
- Ptolemies, and the
canephorus of the
deified Arsinoe II. The city of
Euesperides (now the
Libyan city of Benghazi) was
renamed Berenice in her honour...
