Elymais - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Elymais (Elam) - a region to the north of the head of the Persian Gulf
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+ Elam , Elamite , Elamites , Elymaeans
164/14 nsuccessful attack on a temple in Elymais; accession of Antiochus V.
138/28a Hyspaosines attacks the Elamites.
124/1a The Parthians defeat and capture Pittit, the leader of the Elamites.
Within translations:
1Macc_6 inces when he heard that Elymais in Persia was a city fame
Aelian:NA_12.23 In the country of Elam ** there is a shrine to Anaïtiss
Euseb]:Chron_73 ancestor of the Elymaeans, the most ancient tribe of
Euseb]:Chron_253 men] in battle with the Elymaeans; he left behind two son
Joseph:AJ_12.354 city in Persia, called Elymais; and therein a very rich
Joseph:AJ_12.355 ves, he went in haste to Elymais, and assaulted it, and
Just_32.2 the temple of Jupiter in Elymais, hoping that he might mor
Just_36.1 roops from the Persians, Elymaeans, and Bactrians, he rout
Just_41.6 war with the king of the Elymaeans, and having conquered
Plin:HN_6.111 Tab, which separates Persis from Elymais. Off the coast of Persis
Plin:HN_6.135 of Susa is separated from Elymais by the river Eulaeus which
Plin:HN_6.136 Eulaeus on the coast is Elymais, which marches with Persis and
Plin:HN_6.212 Carmanians, Persians, and Elymaeans, Parthyene, Aria, Susiane,
Porph:Fr_47 rmy while fighting against the Elymaeans. [48] [11'20] "Th
Porph:Fr_53 ely wealthy temple of Diana in Elymais. The guards of the
Porph:Fr_56 tain" in the province of Elymais, which is the most easter
PsCallisth_2.7 of Persians, Parthians, Elymaeans, Babylonians, and those
THI_26 (140-124) sortie against the Elamite enemy, and turned the
THI_257 (243) land of the Ḫnyrg.w, Persia, Elam, in the time of the

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