Chersonese   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Chersonese   (Thracian Ch.) - a peninsula by the Hellespont, now called Gallipoli
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  + Cherronesus , Chersonesian , Chersonesus
300/13 in Greece, and sails to the Chersonese in order to attack Lysimachus
    Within translations:
AnthPal_9.786   The places are in the Thracian Chersonese. [790] Antipater
Arrian:Fr_1   pe, Thrace and the Chersonese, together with the countries
Arrian:Fr_9   terus, starting from the Chersonese, crossed the Hellespon
Athen_8.333   trates, says that in the Chersonesus it once rained fish
Cic:LegAgr_2.50   lands of Attalus in the Chersonese ** ; those in Macedonia,
Cic:Pis_86   the Byzantines, the Chersonese, and Thessalonica. For
Euseb]:Chron_233   king of Thrace and the Chersonese, and now overran the
Just_9.1   and stormed some towns of the Chersonese. He also sent
Just_17.1   the Hellespont and the Chersonese; but the chief effect
Nepos_1.1   send a colony to the Chersonese. ** 2 Since the number
Nepos_1.2     4 After the Chersonese was thus organised, Miltiades returned
Nepos_1.3   the king's ears, left the Chersonese and returned to Athens. **
Nepos_1.8   for power. 3 In the Chersonese, for example, during all the
OGIS_330   (145)   regions around the Chersonese and Thrace, in fulfil
Oros_3.13   many cities of the Chersonese, crushed the inhabitants, and
Philoch_144   ships near Loryma in the Chersonese, and from their he une
Polyaen_3.9.44   war with Abydus, he halted at Cherronesus. After choosing
Polyaen_7.38.1   the coastal districts of Chersonesus, Seuthes hired two

  Chersonese 2   (Tauric Ch.) - a peninsula on the north of the Black Sea, now called Crimea
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  + Chersonesus
Memn_34 abitants of the Scythian Chersonese and Theodosia and the
Polyaen_8.56.1 nhabitants of the Tauric Chersonesus, who had been greatly


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