- The
Leleges (/ˈlɛlɪdʒiːz/;
Ancient Gr****: Λέλεγες) were an
aboriginal people of the
Aegean region,
before the Gr****s arrived. They were
distinct from...
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closely related to Luwian. Also
closely ****ociated with the
Carians were the
Leleges,
which could be an
earlier name for Carians. Cramer's
detailed catalog...
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often linked by Gr****
writers to the
Leleges, but the
exact nature of the
relationship between Carians and
Leleges remains mysterious. The two
groups seem...
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Lelegid were the
descendants of
Lelex (a back-formation),
ancestor of the
Leleges, an
ancient tribe inhabiting the
Eurotas valley before the Gr****s, who...
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Apollo at Didyma. He said that the pre-Ionic
inhabitants of the city were
Leleges and Lydians. Callimachus, in his Hymn to
Artemis attributed the earliest...
- (Bryce): A
people displaced from
Crete about 1600 BC.
Termera (Strabo): A
Lelege people displaced by the
Trojan War,
first settling in
Caria and ****igning...
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Cappadocians Carians Cataonians Caucones Cilicians Hittites Isaurians Leleges Leucosyri Luwians Lycaonians Lycians (Termilae)
Lydians (Maeonians) Mariandyni...
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became women; Deucalion's
became men.
These people were
later called the
Leleges who po****ted Locris. This can be
related to Pindar's
account that recounted...
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overall leader of the Ionians.
Androclus conquered Ephesus from the
Leleges and Lydians,
conquered Samos, and died
defending Priene from Carians. Strabo...
- in West Pontus) Kases? / Cases? Cataonians?
Carians Cilicians Isaurians Leleges?
Lycaonians Lycians Philistines? -
notably inhabited Palestine;
their inclusion...
