- Paeonians, with
curved bows, and the
Leleges and Caucones, and the
goodly Pelasgi. In the Odyssey, they
appear among the
inhabitants of Crete. Odysseus,...
- had its
source in Crestonia. It was
partly occupied by a
remnant of the
Pelasgi, who
spoke a
different language from
their neighbors (Thracians and Paeonians);...
- devastating, murdering, and
violating those po****tions who gave us the
Pelasgi, who were, perhaps, the
first civilisers of Europe. He must no
longer tread...
- Halicarn****us
lists Saturnia as one of the
towns first occupied by the
Pelasgi and then by the
Etruscan civilization. A
Roman colony arrived in 183 BC...
- the
oracle was
founded by the
Pelasgi: This oracle,
according to Ephorus, was
founded by the
Pelasgi. And the
Pelasgi are
called the
earliest of all...
- ' of the harbour' at
Perachora near the
Isthmus of Corinth. Πελασγίς (
Pelasgis) at Iolcus. A
sacrifice was
performed to Hera by Pelias. Σαμία (Samia)...
-
referred to with the
following name: "...And
Hippothous led the
tribes of the
Pelasgi, that rage with the spear, even them that
dwelt in deep-soiled Larisa;...
-
Kessinger Publishing, 2004. ISBN 1-4191-0808-5, pp. 9–10. "Whether the
Pelasgi were
anciently a
foreign or
Grecian tribe, has been a
subject of constant...
-
Lepidoptera Family:
Pyralidae Genus:
Navura Schaus, 1913 Species: N. lobata
Binomial name
Navura lobata Schaus, 1913
Synonyms Pelasgis geromalis Dyar, 1914...
-
cattle pastures and
arable land.
According to legend, it was
founded by the
Pelasgi, to whom
belonged the
megalithic structures known as specchie.
After the...
