Lycaeum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Lycaeum - a mountain in Arcadia, Greece
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312/2a Syll_314, a list of victors at the Lycaean games.
227/3 Cleomenes defeats Aratus in a battle by Mt. Lycaeum.
Within translations:
Just_43.1 built a temple to the Lycaean, whom the Greeks call Pan
LeonTar_6.188 ended these his hare-staves to Lycaean Pan on the Arcadian
Plin:HN_4.21 Cyllene also with a town, Lycaeus on which is the shrine
Plut:Arat_36 by Cleomenes at Mount Lycaeum ; and, in his flight, bei
Plut:Cleom_5 cked the latter at Lycaeum, as they were in retreat, and
Polyaen_4.7.9 against each other, with Lycaeum, a mountain of Arcadia,
Simonid_13.19 in the precinct of Lycaean Zeus; and likewise in Tegea,

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