- The
Battle of
Sellasia took
place during the
summer of 222 BC
between Macedon and the
Achaean League, led by
Antigonus III Doson, and
Sparta under the...
-
Sellasia (Gr****: Σελλασία,
before 1929: Βρουλιά - Vroulia) is a
village in Laconia, Greece. It was the seat of the
former muni****lity Oinountas. Since...
- (constituent
villages in brackets):
Koniditsa (Koniditsa, Kopelia, Kouremenos)
Sellasia Theologos (Agios Ioannis, Theologos,
Kalyvia Theologou)
Vamvakou (Vamvakou...
- of the
Macedonian King,
Antigonus III Doson, who
defeated Cleomenes at
Sellasia.
Antigonus Doson re-established
Macedonian control over much of the region...
-
Sellasia (Ancient Gr****: Σελλασία), or
Selasia (Σελασία), was a town of
ancient Laconia,
situated in the
valley of the Oenus, on the road
leading from...
- then the most
productive agricultural region in the peninsula.
Battle of
Sellasia:
Cleomenes III of
Sparta is
defeated by
Antigonus III of
Macedon and his...
-
erstwhile enemy, Macedon.
Cleomenes III was
defeated at the
Battle of
Sellasia by the
joint forces of the
Achaean League and
Antigonus III Doson, the...
- had
blocked all the
mountain p****es
except for one. It was there, near
Sellasia, that
Cleomenes waited with his army.
Philopoemen commanded a
cavalry force...
- most
likely unarmored and
armed with only a dagger.
During the
Battle of
Sellasia, the
Spartan king
Cleomenes III "called Damoteles, the
commander of the...
- Philip II's
League of Corinth, he
managed to
defeat Sparta at the
Battle of
Sellasia in 222 BC.
Sparta was
occupied by a
foreign power for the
first time in...
