
Sellasia - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Sellasia
- a town in Laconia, Greece; site of the defeat of Cleomenes III
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222/12
Antigonus enters Laconia and encamps opposite Cleomenes at Sellasia.
222/15
tigonus defeats Cleomenes at Sellasia, and forces him to escape from
221/9a
ters of Antigonus granting privileges to men who fought at Sellasia.
  Within translations:
Phylarch_59
of Damoteles at the battle of Sellasia. [60] & Plut:Cleom
Plut:Agis_8
tus, as far as Malea and Sellasia, were to be distributed
Plut:Arat_46
in a great battle near Sellasia, quitted Sparta, and sai
Plut:Cleom_23
visions, and led them to Sellasia, as if he designed an
Plut:Cleom_27
as the battle of Sellasia was fought, and Cleomenes had
Plut:Cleom_31
ave men who fell for Sparta at Sellasia. Or shall we rathe
Polyaen_3.11.6
ias made a raid on Sellasia in Laconia, and seized a great
SEG_60.586
(221) e against Kleomenes at Sellasia, I grant freedom fr
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