Hellespont   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Hellespont   - strait between Anatolia andEurope, the modern Dardanelles
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318/20 completely overwhelms the fleet of Polyperchon in the Hellespont.
313/21 Antigonus advances as far as the Hellespont, but does not cross it.
190/7 Roman army advances to the Hellespont, with the active assistance
190/23 The Roman army under L.Scipio crosses the Hellespont.
180/18 ships sailing through the Hellespont into the Black Sea, but the
48/47 L.Cassius surrenders to Caesar at the Hellespont.
Arrian:Fr_1 to Menander; Phrygia on the Hellespont to Leonnatus.
Arrian:Fr_9 Chersonese, crossed the Hellespont, having previously sen
Arrian:Fr_11 soldiers, he crossed the Hellespont by night, with the kin
Athen_10.425 the people of the Hellespont call the cupbearer ἐ&p
Athen_12.550 in the country near the Hellespont, making war against
Athen_13.584 was just come from the Hellespont, "Why, then," said she
Euseb]:Chron_271 nal equinox, crossed the Hellespont, and landing in Thrace
FGrH_252.B when Xerxes crossed the Hellespont, after bridging it nea
Hieron:Chron_1693 led over Lydia, Thrace and the Hellespont. The Macedonian
Joseph:AJ_12.2 Lysimachus governed the Hellespont, and Cassander possess
Just_17.1 the regions round the Hellespont and the Chersonese;
Malal_204 rds Seleucus died by the Hellespont, at the age of 72 year
Memn_4 ral of the forces by the Hellespont, to be his daughter's
Memn_29 naval forces around the Hellespont and Propontis, and lie
Plut:Mor_185 with all speed over the Hellespont, for the Greeks design
Plut:Mor_850 isodorus sailed into the Hellespont, [851] and a third,
Plut:Phoc_14 hopes, marched to the Hellespont with all his forces,
Polyaen_04.6.8 anded by Cleitus, in the Hellespont; but because of his
Polyaen_04.6.9 the naval victory in the Hellespont, Antigonus ordered his
Polyaen_06.2.1 to Thasos, and a third to the Hellespont. The besieged
Polyaen_08.60.1 then passed the Hellespont, to meet the Macedonian army


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