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Siceliot mathematician,
physicist and
engineer Antiochus of Syracuse, a
Siceliot historian Achaeus of Syracuse, a
Siceliot tragedian Dion,
Siceliot tyrant...
- The
Siceliot people (pl.
Siceliots or Siceliotes, Σικελιῶται in
Ancient Gr****)
formed a
distinct ethno-cultural
group in
Sicily from
about the 8th century...
-
Abacaenum took
place between the
Carthaginian forces under Mago and the
Siceliot army
under Dionysius in 393 BC near the
Sicilian town on
Abacaenum in north-eastern...
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recalls the city of Tarquinia. This was
followed by the
incursions of the
Siceliots from Syracuse, who
founded a
legendary Portus Syracus**** in the 5th century...
-
prized by
Roman sculpture.
Peplophoros is
believed to have Magno-Gr**** or
Siceliot origins (dated
around the
years 470-460 BCE),
although it
cannot be ruled...
- two necropolises, from
which grave goods featuring red-figure
pottery of
Siceliot origin were recovered.
Sulfur mines Caltanissetta’s past is
deeply intertwined...
-
Siceliot horseman and athlete...
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Anaxilas sought help from Carthage, but
Gelon and
Teron gathered all the
Siceliot forces on
Sicily for a
decisive engagement at
Himera in 480 BC,
where they...
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collection and the rest from the
Biscari collection. They date to the Archaic,
Siceliot, Gr****, Etruscan-Italic and ****enistic eras. It also
houses a 420 BC marble...
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Before the Gr****s.
Thames and Hudson. pp. 147–149. Pais,
Ettore (1908). "XX
Siceliot Elements in the
Earliest History of Rome".
Ancient Italy:
Historical and...
