- The
Pinarus River (Gr****: Πίναρος) is a
small stream in
southern Anatolia near today's Turkey—Syria border. It was
famous in
antiquity as the site of...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Pinarus (Ancient Gr****: Πίναρός Pinaros) was the
eponymous founder of the
Lycian city of Pinara.
Pinarus was the son of
Tremilus who...
- countermarch, and the
stage was set for the
battle near the
mouth of the
Pinarus River and the town of Issus. The
battle took
place south of the ancient...
-
ancient settlement on the
strategic coastal plain straddling the
small Pinarus river (a fast melt-water
stream several metres wide)
below the navigationally...
-
Another source, Pany****is, also
mentions an
eponymous founder by name
Pinarus, son of
Tremiles or Termilus, and this
account is
viewed by some sources...
- been
previously named Tremile) and had by him four sons: Tlos, Xanthus,
Pinarus and Cragus. In one account, all sons were
mentioned except Xanthus to be...
-
Heraclea Pontica Lycus (river of Cilicia),
flows from the
Pyramus to the
Pinarus Lycus, now
known as Kouris, in
Cyprus that
flows into the Mediterranean...
-
defeat of the
Persians in 333 BCE at the
Battle of
Issus (fought on the
Pinarus river near
modern İskenderun and
north of
modern Antakya).
After his death...
- near today's Turkey—Syria border. It was
formerly identified with the
Pinarus River,
where Alexander the
Great defeated Darius III of
Persia in the First...
-
mentioned only by
Pliny (v. 22), that
flowed between the
Pyramus and
Pinarus. This article incorporates text from a
publication now in the
public domain: Smith...
