- by the name of
Ieraka (or Hieraka) is the site of
Gargettus. The
proximity of
Pallene and
Gargettus is
indicated by
another legend.
Pallene was celebrated...
- 1st
century AD
Titus Flavius Straton, ca. 125 AD
Firmus "Hierophant" of
Gargettus, mid-2nd
century AD
Decimus Ju- of Piraeus, mid-2nd
century AD "Hierophant"...
-
marched on
Athens from Sphettus,
while the
other half laid in
ambush near
Gargettus. However,
their herald Leos
warned Theseus of
their schemes and Theseus...
- the town from one side
while another lay in wait near a
place called Gargettus in ambush. The plan was that
after Theseus, Aegeus, and the
palace guards...
- by the name of
Ieraka (or Hieraka) is the site of
Gargettus. The
proximity of
Pallene and
Gargettus is
indicated by
another legend.
Pallene was celebrated...
- unit. In
antiquity Gerakas constituted the
Athenian mesogeia deme of
Gargettus, in the
tribe of Aigeis,
according to the
administrative model of Cleisthenes...
- a
local hero.
Pithus was head of
Athena Pallene's league,
along with
Gargettus, Pallene, both
neighboring Pithus, and Acharnae. The deme also celebrated...
-
Mounts Hymettus and Brilettus/Brilessus,
Lycabettus Hill, the deme of
Gargettus, etc.; or its
equivalent "-ss-": Larissa,
Mount Parn****us, the
river names...
- C****i**** Philippus,
archon of 237-238. 109–110
Flavius Pantaenus of
Gargettus Builder of the
Library of
Pantainos ca. 110-115
Vipsanius Aeolion of Phlya...
-
Mesogaea against Athens, he
placed a body of his
troops in
ambush at
Gargettus,
under the
command of his two sons, who were ordered, as soon as he was...
