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Potidaea (/ˌpɒtɪˈdiːə/;
Ancient Gr****: Ποτίδαια, Potidaia, also Ποτείδαια, Poteidaia) was a
colony founded by the
Corinthians around 600 BC in the narrowest...
- The
Battle of
Potidaea was
fought in 432 BC
between Athens and a
combined army from
Corinth and
Potidaea,
along with
their various allies.
Along with the...
- the
siege of
Potidaea by
blocking the
entrance to the Gulf of Corinth.
Meanwhile an
Athenian fleet, led by Archestratus,
sails for
Potidaea. However, instead...
- This is
disconcertingly close to an
outpost of
Corinthian influence at
Potidaea in the Chalcidice.
Corinth feels it is
being indirectly pressured by Athens...
- of
Ionia in Asia Minor.
Potidaea is
struck by a tsunami. In 479 BC, when
Persian soldiers besieged the Gr**** city of
Potidaea, the tide
retreated much...
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Princess (1995–2001). She is
referred to by fans as the
Battling Bard of
Potidaea. Her
trademark weapons are the
Amazon fighting staff and later, the sais...
- The 479 BC
Potidaea tsunami is the
oldest record of a
paleotsunami in
human history. The
tsunami is
believed to have been
triggered by a Ms 7.0 earthquake...
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Battle of
Potidaea (432 BC):
Athenians against Corinthians (detail).
Scene of
Socrates (center)
saving Alcibiades. 18th
century engraving.
According to...
- This is
disconcertingly close to an
outpost of
Corinthian influence at
Potidaea in the Chalcidice.
Corinth feels it is
being indirectly pressured by Athens...
- of
their essential characteristics –
Amphipolis (birthplace of Xena),
Potidaea (birthplace of Gabrielle),
Athens (birthplace of Joxer), Corinth, Delphi...
