Pitane - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pitane - a town in Aeolis, Asia Minor
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+ Pitana , Pitaneans
133/12a tlement of a dispute between Pitane and Mytilene by arbitrators from
85/4 hridates escapes by sea from Pitane, after Lucullus refuses to cooper
Within translations:
AntipSid_7.711 for Cleinareta the bride of Pitana. Already her parents
DioscEpigr_7.229 Dead on his shield to Pitana came Thrasybulus, having
OGIS_335 (150-133) dispute, since the Pitaneans also [have chosen t
Oros_6.2 him in his flight to Pitane, laid siege to that city.
Oros_7.12 cities in Asia, Elaea, Myrina, Pitane, and Cyme, and in Greece,
Plin:HN_5.121 from Mysia; the town of Pitane; the river Canaitis. [122] Canae
Plin:HN_35.171 larger in public buildings. At Pitana in Asia Minor as also
Polyaen_2.1.14 tain of Artemisa Issoria, near Pitane. At the same time
THI_90 (311-306) p; : 200 Metrodoros of Pitane, son of Metron
THI_215 (62 A.D.) sp; Atarnea, Pitane, Elaea, My

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