- and
alphabet of
Greece to
ancient Italy,
where he
founded the city of
Pallantium on the ****ure site of
Palatine Hill, Rome,
sixty years before the Trojan...
-
Pallantium (Ancient Gr****: Παλλάντιον) was an
ancient city near the
Tiber river on the
Italian peninsula.
Roman mythology, as
recounted in Virgil's Aeneid...
- AD 17) the
Palatine hill got its name from the
Arcadian settlers from
Pallantium,
named from its
founder Pallas, son of Lycaon. More likely, it is derived...
-
Pallantium or
Pallantion (Ancient Gr****: Παλλάντιον), more
rarely Palantium or
Palantion (Παλάντιον), was one of the most
ancient towns of Arcadia, in...
-
Hermes and an
Arcadian nymph called Themis. He was the
founder of
Pallantium.
Pallantium became one of the
cities that was
merged later into the ancient...
-
unknown concubine.
Evander of
Pallantium, the
wisest among the Arcadians,
emigrated to
Italy where he
founded a city
Pallantium. He was the son of Hermes...
- pantheon, Gr**** laws and
alphabet to Italy,
where he
founded the city of
Pallantium on the ****ure site of Rome, 60
years before the
Trojan War. Lupercalia...
- Hermes) and,
along with
other Gr**** followers, they
founded the town of
Pallantium which later was one of the
sites of the
start of Rome.
Gaius Julius Hyginus...
- ****istance of the
Pelasgian colonists from
Arcadia and
Italic natives of
Pallantium, led by that city's founder, the
Arcadian Evander of Pallene. The story...
- his poem
Punica that
Hercules lay with a
daughter of King
Evander of
Pallantium and with her he
fathered the
first Fabius in the site
where Rome would...
