
Dodona - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Dodona
- site of an oracle in Epirus, northern Greece
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219/34
hus, the new general of the Aetolian League, leads a raid on Dodona.
87/18
The Thracians invade Epirus and plunder the temple at Dodona.
  Within translations:
Athen_5.203
ts, in the sacred precincts of Dodona. And the expense of
Athen_12.526
following lines in his Dodona:- & Say, from what country
Just_12.2
so that of Jupiter at Dodona had admonished the other
Just_17.3
the temple of Jupiter at Dodona to consult the oracle, sei
Menander:Fr_66
chatters to the limit. The Dodonaean bronze, which they say rings
Nepos_6.3
he made an attempt on Dodona. There too suffering repulse, he
Plin:HN_4.2
the temple of Zeus of Dodona, famous for its oracle, and
Plin:HN_4.6
Tomarus in the district of Dodona, Crania in Ambracia, Aracynthus in
Plut:Phoc_28
received an oracle from Dodona, which warned them to secu
SEG_57.510
(140-130) Larissa and the judges in Dodona. On the fourteenth
Syll_1080
(c. 276-219) The Naïa at Dodone with the 'Archelaos' by Euripides
Syll_421
(272-260) y at Olympia and Delphi and Dodona. Magistrates of
ValMax_8.15e.3
same honour as the Pythian Dodona's bronze cauldron, or the fountain
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