Gortyn - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Gortyn - a city in Crete
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236/6b SEG_13.465, a treaty between king Demetrius and the city of Gortyn.
219/16a SEG_49.1217, a treaty between Cnossus and Gortyn.
216/14c THI_106, a treaty between the cities of Gortyn and Lato.
204/10 begins to build walls around Gortyn in Crete, but does not complete
198/10 goes to Crete for a second time, to fight for the people of Gortyn.
195/13 nae in honour of Protimus of Gortyn, after the return of hostages sei
184/9 Cretan cities of Cnossus, Gortyn, and Cydonia to settle their disp
170/14 The people of Gortyn attack Cydonia.
Within translations:
1Macc_15 Side, and to Aradus and Gortyna and Cnidus and Cyprus and
Athen_11.502 Chonnoi Among the people of Gortyna a kind of cup, similar
Cic:Phil_5.13 could know, a juryman from Gortyna? Now Lysiades of Athens most
Euseb]:Chron_219 A.D.] - Satornilus of Gortyn in Crete, stadion race [At
Nepos_23.9 taken - came to the Gortynians in Crete, there to deliberate
OGIS_132 (130) ldren; Soterichos of Gortyn, the son of Ikadion,
SEG_13.465 (237/6) of Antigonos] from the Gortynians and their [allies concerning]
SEG_49.1217 (c. 220) bsp; . . . [the Gortynians, having made the curse,]
Simonid_7.254a 78 } & I, Brotachus, a Gortynian of Crete, lie here, whe
Syll_627 (183) Cretans, namely: the Gortynians, Knosians, Phaisti
Syll_685 (112/1) confirmed; and [the Gortynians] sent a letter to th
Syll_712.E Olountians were allies of the Gortynians . . . in order
THI_19 (Late 3rd century) der the leadership of the Gortynians, when Kydas son of Kynni
THI_60 (192) klepios, here in Epidauros. Gortyn rejoices over these matter
THI_71 (300-261) s that made with the Gortynians, in the presence of
THI_105 (c. 200) al ones set up by the Gortynians and the Hierapytni
THI_106 (219-216) n agreed upon by the Gortynians and the Latoans [wh
THI_113 (195-168) em that the city of Gortyn praises the city of Magn
THI_212 (c. 200-150) ossos, while the kosmoi in Gortyn were from the Dymanes, tho

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