Leucas - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Leucas - an island off the west coast of Greece
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+ Leucadia , Leucadian , Leucadians
197/13 L.Flamininus defeats the Acarnanians at Leucas.
31/11 Agrippa seizes Leucas, Patrae and Corinth.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_11.8 in the island of Leucas there is a high promontory on
Athen_4.146 and not Philoxenus tho Leucadian,) mentions the followin
Athen_6.253 etrius when he came from Leucas and Corcyra to Athens, not
Athen_8.351 m-pit of Greece; and the Leucadians were Stale Corinthians
Athen_13.589 &# And Tigris of Leucadia was the mistress of Pyrrhus
Athen_13.606 hilosopher. And in Leucadia (according to a story told by
Athen_14.619 this disaster took place near Leucas. And the poet has
Cic:Tusc_4.41 throw himself headlong from Leucas, persuaded that he could
CIL_1.613 took this as booty from Leucas; he likewise made a
Malal_197 tle close to the land of Leucas; he killed them, and took
Philip_6.251 on the sheer height of Leucas visible from afar to sailo
Philip_9.553 by Augustus To replace Leucas, and fertile Ambracia, and
Plin:HN_4.5 come to the coast of Leucadia and Cape Leucates, and then
Plin:HN_4.52 the two Subotae islands towards Leucadia both 5 miles away from
Plin:HN_4.53 of Ulysses was changed. Off Leucadia and Aetolia are a very
Plin:HN_36.150 far from the island of Leucas in Taphiusa, a district that
Plin:HN_37.106 found also in Epirus near Leucas and in Egypt; and these
Polyaen_3.10.12 admiral Nicolochus at Leucas, he ordered the crews of
Polyaen_3.10.17 Lacedaemonian fleet at Leucas, and destroyed several of
Polyaen_3.10.4 and Lacedaemonians at Leucas, Timotheus commanded the
Polyaen_5.36.1 When Dorotheus of Leucas, in a single ship, was pursued
Schol:Bob_95 by sea floods, such as Leucadia, Antirrhio, the Hellespo
SelPap_3.113 extinguished. - Hail, Lord of Leucas, one and only noble president
Syll_421 (272-260) ktorion, Polykles of Leukas Hipparch: Hippolaos of
THI_124 (c. 216) ral - all of them from Leukas - and Simon of Phokre
THI_160.C [C] Decree of the Leukadians.

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