- romanized: LPŠ; ‹See Tfd›Gr****: Λάπαθος, Lápathos), also
recorded as
Lapethus (Λάπηθος, Lápēthos),
Lepethis (Ληπηθίς, Lēpēthís), and
Lapithus (Λάπιθος...
- may have been
subordinate to Salamis. Source:
Mitford 1980, 1329–1330.
Lapethus was a
harbor town
located along the
northern coast of
Cyprus near modern-day...
-
Croeseids (Sardis mint),
three double-sigloi from
Cyprus (one
attributed to
Lapethus, one to Paphos, and one to an
uncertain mint). The
Croesids were found...
- "divided into four
districts centred around Paphus, Salamis,
Amathus and
Lapethus."
After the
reforms of
Diocletian it was
placed under the
Diocese of Oriens...
-
Ptolemy sails to
Cyprus with a
great force. He
arrests the
rulers of Kition,
Lapethus, Kyrenia, and
Marion for
being too
friendly towards Antigonus and/or too...
- Arab–Byzantine wars
Siege of
Arwad (649) – Arab–Byzantine wars
Siege of
Lapethus (650) – Arab–Byzantine wars
Siege of
Herat (652) –
Muslim conquest of Persia...
- Ptolemy VIII's control. Ptolemy VIII was
besieged by his
older brother at
Lapethus and was captured. Ptolemy VIII was
persuaded to
withdraw from Cyprus, in...
- to his control. In response,
Ptolemy VI
besieged his
younger brother at
Lapethus and
captured him, with the help of the
Cretan League. He
persuaded Ptolemy...
-
Ptolemy sails to
Cyprus with a
great force. He
arrests the
rulers of Kition,
Lapethus, Kyrenia, and
Marion for
being too
friendly towards Antigonus and/or too...
-
Arthropoda class:
Insecta Order:
Coleoptera Family:
Cerylonidae Subfamily:
Ceryloninae Genus:
Mychocerus Erichson, 1845
Synonyms Lapethus Casey, 1890...
