Hermione - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hermione - a town on the east coast of the Peloponnese, Greece
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225/11 Pellene, Pheneus, Phlius, Cleonae, Epidaurus, Hermione, and Troezen.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_11.4 & The people of Hermione* worship Demeter and sacrifi
AnthPal_7.446 ranger is Zoïlus of Hermione, but he lies buried in
Athen_8.338 sayings which Lasus of Hermione has uttered about fishes
Athen_14.624 also from what Lasus of Hermione says in his hymn to the
LeonTar_7.503 the son of Bathycles of Hermione, who perished in the hea
Plut:Arat_34 the Aeginetans and Hermionians joined the Achaeans, and
Plut:Cleom_19 ns, the Epidaurians, and Hermionians to the number of his
Syll_1051 (c. 200) voys that the city of Hermione renews the kinship and friendshi
Syll_1168.A (late 4th cent.) 20 Lyson of Hermione, a blind boy. The boy
Syll_489 (c. 234) artisans was Pythokles of Hermione, the son of Ar
THI_149 (175-172) rpose - from Hermione: Philon son of Kallist
Vit:Arat_1 Magnesia (not Lasus of Hermione, but a different writer

Hermione - in documents
Asclepiad_5.158 once with captivating Hermione, and she wore, O Paphian
SelPap_1.32 nysius, his mother being Hermione, of Oxyrhynchus, ack

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