- Its
inhabitants were
known as the
Plataeans (Πλαταιαί; Plataiaí, Latin:
Plataeae). It was the
location of the
Battle of
Plataea in 479 BC, in
which an alliance...
- The
Battle of
Plataea was the
final land
battle during the
second Persian invasion of Greece. It took
place in 479 BC near the city of
Plataea in Boeotia...
- the
battles of Artemisium, Salamis, and
Plataeae. They sent two
ships to the
naval engagements, and at
Plataeae they and the
Eretrians amounted together...
-
Daimachus (/diˈɪməkəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Δηΐμαχος or Δαΐμαχος) was a Gr**** from
Plataeae, who
lived during the third-century BCE. He
became an amb****ador to the...
-
Aegina mentioned to bore
Aeacus to the said god.
Plataea had a
sanctuary at
Plataeae,
which according to some
derived its name from her, but
according to others...
-
Italy Policastro Bussentino Pixunte Plataea Boeotia,
Greece destro****
Plataeae Poseidonia Campania,
Italy Paestum Paestum Potidaea Chalcidice, Greece...
-
himself at the head of four
hundred Thebans and
seized the
citadel of
Plataeae, but was
slain by the Plataeans." Herodotus, The Histories, 7.131-132:...
-
fertile plain, at the
distance of 130
stadia from
Oropus and 200 from
Plataeae.
Several ancient writers identified Tanagra with the
Homeric Graea; but...
- and
Thessaly (after 809) Athens, Larissa, Pharsala, Lamia, Thermopylae,
Plataeae, Euripus, Demetrias,
Stagoi Koloneia§ (thema Kolōneias, Θέμα Κολωνείας)...
- p****
through Mount Cithaeron,
through which ran the road from
Thebes and
Plataeae to Eleusis. This p**** was
known in
antiquity by the name of the
Three Heads...
