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Triopium or
Triopion and
Triopia (Ancient Gr****: Τριόπιον and Τριοπία) was a town on the
coast of
ancient Caria, near
ancient Cnidus.
According to ancient...
- 4th
century BC,
Knidos was
located at the site of
modern Tekir,
opposite Triopion Island. But earlier, it was
probably at the site of
modern Datça (at the...
- to
remind others of his
crime and punishment. A city in
Caria was
named Triopion after him. Triopas, one of the Heliadae, sons of
Helios and
Rhodos and...
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Monumental area
between the
second and
fourth miles of Via
Appia where the
Triopion, the
residence of
Herodes Atticus, was located. Nibby,
Antonio (1825)....
- (Turkish
Deveboynu Burnu; Gr**** Krio;
Ancient Gr****: Τριόπιον, romanized:
Triopion; Latin:
Triopium and Triopia) is a
promontory in
southwest Turkey, on the...
- in antiquity, it was a man-made causeway. The island's
ancient name was
Triopion,
after Triopas, the
legendary founder of Knidos. The peninsula's eastern...
