-
roaming Ten
Thousand Gr****s saw
Euxeinos Pontos (the
Black Sea) from
Mount Theches (Θήχης) near Trebizond,
after parti****ting in
Cyrus the Younger's failed...
- Madur, in
Antiquity known as
Theches (Gr****: Θήχης), is a
mountain in Sürmene, Turkey. Thálatta! Thálatta! (Gr****: Θάλαττα! θάλαττα! — "The Sea! The Sea...
- Gr****s when, in 401 BC, they
caught sight of the
Black Sea from
Mount Theches in
Trebizond and
realised they were
saved from death.
Conradi states that...
- the Ten
Thousand (by then
actually far fewer), from the
heights of
Mount Theches, saw the sea and
friendly Gr****
colonies on the coast,
which signified...
-
destination they
greeted with
their famous cry of
exultation on the
mountain of
Theches (now Madur) in
Hyssos (now Sürmene): "Thalatta! Thalatta!", "The sea, the...
- the
roaming 10,000 Gr****s saw
Euxeinos Pontos (the
Black Sea) from
Mount Theches (Θήχης) in
Armenia after parti****ting in
Cyrus the Younger's
failed march...
- two such publications:
Chandraseneeya Kayastha Prabhunchd itihas dni Sans-
theche patrak (Baroda, 1891); and,
Chdndraseneeya Kdyastha Prabhu samci-jachyd...
- 10,000 Gr****s, lost in
enemy territory,
seeing the
Black Sea from
Mount Theches,
after parti****ting in
Cyrus the Younger's
failed march against the Persian...
