Definition of Triphylian. Meaning of Triphylian. Synonyms of Triphylian

- Triphylians (Ancient Gr****: Τριφύλιοι or Τρίφυλοι) were an ancient Gr**** tribe. They were residents of the western Peloponnese region, which in Homeric...
- Turkey), who later migrated to parts of the Gr**** mainland (Arcadia, Triphylian Pylos and Elis). The phonology of the name Caucones has been taken as...
- were subdued by the Eleians, who governed them as subject places. The Triphylian cities, however, always bore this yoke with impatience; and Lepreum took...
- which broke out between Elis and Arcadia in 365 BC, on the subject of the Triphylian towns, had rendered a residence at Scillus no longer safe, Gryllus and...
- temple was erected in around 590 BC, most likely as a dedication by the Triphylian polis of Skillous. It is suggested that this dedication by a nearby city...
- Marganeis as Triphylian places, although they were on the right bank of the Alpheius; and if there is no corruption in the text, the word Triphylian must be...
- Phrixa is rarely mentioned in history; but it shared the fate of the other Triphylian cities. It is cited by Xenophon in the war between Elis and Sparta and...
- Cyparissia a city of Triphylia, and Strabo also distinguishes between the Triphylian and Messenian Cyparissia, but on what authority we do not know. At a relatively...
- six Triphylian cities, all of whom contributed to its support. It was under the superintendence of Macistus, the most powerful of the Triphylian cities...
- Nestor's home. Strabo (8.3), citing earlier writers, argued that Homer meant Triphylian Pylos. Modern scholarship, however, generally locates Nestor's Pylos in...