Gela - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Gela - a city in southern Sicily
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321/15 rescues a Syracusan force which is attacked by Sostratus at Gela.
314/20 agrees peace terms with the cities of Acragas, Gela, and Messene.
312/19 Carthaginian army takes up a strong position near Gela.
311/11 Agathocles enters Gela and massacres his opponents there.
311/25 Agathocles escapes to Gela, where he beats off a Carthaginian attack.
292/5 The comic poet Apollodorus of Gela is a contemporary of Menander.
281/17 ias moves the inhabitants of Gela to a new city called Phintias, but
Within translations:
AntipThes_9.96 G-P 21 } & Antigenes of Gela, when he was already on his
Athen_4.162 162] But Archestratus of Gela, in his treatise on Gastrono
Athen_11.472 {44.} Apollodorus of Gela says, in Brothers in Love
Cic:Verr_2.3.103 The hardships of Heraclea and Gela and Soluntum shall be put
Cic:Verr_2.4.73 of Thermae ; others to Gela; others to Agrigentum, including the
Simonid_7.508 - } & His city Gela buried here Pausanias, son of Anch
THI_210.C3 ((?) c. 250) by the council. Since the Geloans, when we previously lived in
ValMax_4.8e.2 fed and clad five hundred Gelan horsemen, who by a tempest

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