Acragas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Acragas - Greek city on the south coast of Sicily
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314/6 The inhabitants of Acragas summon Acrotatus the Spartan to be their
314/14 crotatus is forced to escape from Acragas after murdering Sostratus.
314/20 agrees peace terms with the cities of Acragas, Gela, and Messene.
309/13 Acragas and other cities gain their freedom after the death of Hamilc
307/20 eptines defeats Xenodocus, and puts an end to the revolt by Acragas.
280/18 Hicetas of Syracuse defeats Phintias of Acragas.
278/10 se; but the Syracusans call on Sosistratus of Acragas to oppose him.
277/1 Pyrrhus takes control of Acragas and thirty other cities which previo
264/7 Acragas enters into an alliance with Carthage.
254/10 The Carthaginian general Carthalo captures Acragas.
Athen_02.37 was a certain house at Acragas called the Trireme, on
Athen_12.541 that "the citizens of Acragas prepared for Gelon a very
Athen_13.602 Peisistratidae; and at Acragas in Sicily, the mutual lov
Euseb]:Chron_203 416 B.C.] - Exagentus of Acragas, stadion race 92nd [412
Polyaen_* 05.1.1-3 * ris. The people of Acragas decided to build a temple to
Polyaen_05.10.4 he was besieging Acragas, Himilco encamped not far from
Polyaen_06.51.1 kept some men of Acragas in his pay, who were ready to

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