- of the
Lacedaemonians for more than a century.
During this time, the
Sicyonians developed the
various industries for
which they were
known in antiquity...
- The
Treasury of the
Sicyonians is one of the
buildings within the
sanctuary of
Apollo in Delphi. It has a long and
complicated history. The
treasury itself...
- the
Sicyonians attacked the city, the
Aigeirians tied
torches on all
goats of the area and
during night they set the
torches alight. The
Sicyonians believed...
- with the
Heracleidae invaded Peloponnesus.
After him, a
tribe of the
Sicyonians was
called Pamphyli. Apollodorus, 2.8.3; Pausanias, 2.28.3; Pindar, Pythian...
-
Pharygae of Locris. Ἀλέξανδρος (Alexandros) 'Protector of Men' (among the
Sicyonians). Her cult was
founded by Adrastus. Οπλοσμία (Oplosmia) 'bearing arms...
-
identifiable treasuries are
those of the
Sicyonians, the Boeotians, M****aliots, and the Thebans.
Boeotians Cnidians Sicyonians Siphnians Located in
front of the...
-
tyrant of Sicyon,
built a treasury,
which was
called the
treasury of the
Sicyonians, to
commemorate a
victory in the
chariot race at the
Olympic games. In...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Chrysorthe (Ancient Gr****: Χρυσόρθη) was a
Sicyonian princess as the
daughter of King Orthopolis,
descendant of the city's founder...
- (mythology)
Pamphilus of Amphipolis,
painter of 4th
century BC, head of
Sicyonian School Pamphilus of Alexandria,
grammarian in the 1st
century Saint Pamphilus...
- by
placing burning torches on
their goats' (aiges in Gr****) horns. The
Sicyonians retreated and the
Hyperesians renamed their town
Aigeira (Gr****: Aίγειρα)...
