- to the "****enes" (/ˈhɛliːnz/) as a
relatively small tribe settled in
Thessalic Phthia, with its
warriors under the
command of Achilleus. The
Parian Chronicle...
- and
Alcaeus for **** (Aeolic) and
Corinna of
Tanagra for Boeotian.
Thessalic (Aeolic),
Northwest Doric, Arcadocypriot, and
Pamphylian never became...
-
Philologica II 1957 p. 175:
Ernout takes into
consideration the
legends of the
Thessalic origin of J**** too. F.
Altheim History of
Roman Religion London 1938...
- p. 393-4. On the
origin of
Argive Hera
Berard argues that
given the
Thessalic character of the
legend of the Argonauts, her name
evokes the
Argos of...
-
refers to ****enes as an
originally relatively small tribe settled in
Thessalic Phthia.
During the era of the
Trojan War they were
centered along the...
-
Catalogue of Ships,
mentions the ****enes (Ἕλληνες) as a
small tribe in
Thessalic Phthia,
among those commanded by Achilles. Similarly,
according to a scholion...
- 1163, 1336 kai 1393) [Acta Stagorum: the
Byzantine do****ents for the
Thessalic diocese of
Stagai [from the
years 1163, 1336 and 1393)],
Trikalina 13...
- said to be the son of
Deucalion and
Pyrrha and to have
originated in
Thessalic Phthia.
Achilleus commanded their forces at Troy. His
brother Amphictyon...
- Isles).
These inhabitants were
later called Aeolians from the name of a
Thessalic tribe who had
taken part in the migration. The
Aeolians next colonised...
- 1163, 1336 kai 1393)" [Acta Stagorum: the
Byzantine do****ents for the
Thessalic diocese of
Stagai [from the
years 1163, 1336 and 1393)],
Trikalina 13...
