Aegium - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Aegium - a city of Achaea, Greece
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314/1 ates" Cyllene and Patrae and sacks Aegium during a raid into Achaea.
280/_ Olympic victor in the stadion race: Ladas of Aegium
275/10 Aegium, Bura, and Caryneia join the Achaean league.
224/16 cil of the Achaean League at Aegium, and is appointed commander-in-ch
223/14 Antigonus attends an Achaean assembly at Aegium.
71/38 inscription in honour of P.Rutilius Nudus, from Aegium in Achaea.
Athen_13.606 Fortune. And, at Aegium, a goose took a fancy to a boy;
Euseb]:Chron_207 [280 B.C.] - Ladas of Aegium, stadion race 126th [276
Euseb]:Chron_215 A.D.] - Athenodorus of Aegium, stadion race 208th [53
Plut:Arat_37 obliged him to follow them to Aegium. There it was decree
Plut:Arat_42 the Achaeans met in council at Aegium, and called him to
Plut:Arat_53 [53] Thus died Aratus at Aegium, after he had been sevente
Plut:Cleom_17 nt, not to Argos, but to Aegium; in order that the Achaean
Plut:Cleom_25 were then holding a council at Aegium. Aratus mounted the

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