Phyle - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Phyle - a fort in Attica
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Just_5.9 the exiles, and took post at Phyle, a fort on the border
Nepos_8.2 he had taken refuge in Phyle, which is a well-fortified stronghold
Philoch_62 Book 7 [62] & Suda_Ph'838 & Phyle, a fort in Attica.
Philoch_143 bear a grudge, if you captured Phyle". After the return
Plut:Demetr_23 likewise reduced Phyle and Panactus, the bulwarks of Att
Plut:Mor_189 possessed themselves of Phyle, came to them bearing his
Plut:Mor_835 deavoured to return from Phyle, he also behaved himself
Syll_319 (314/3) s and Panaktos and at Phyle offered a crown to the
Syll_485 (soon after 235/4) in [Panaktos] and at Phyle and by the soldiers who
Syll_542 (228/7-212/1) emarch: Philotades of Phyle thesmothetes: Sophane
Syll_547 (soon after 210) usis and Panaktos and Phyle and in the open coun

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