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Thermopylae - a pass in Thessaly, Greece
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279/37 t to hold back the Gauls at Thermopylae, but are forced to withdraw
191/9 Antiochus occupies and fortifies the pass at Thermopylae.
191/10 The Romans defeat Antiochus at Thermopylae.
191/11 Antiochus who was killed at Thermopylae, comes back to life and for
Within translations:
AnthPal_7.437 essed by the war, but in Thermopylae resisting the Persian
AnthPal_9.304 } & On the Battle of Thermopylae Three hundred valiant
Callim:Epigr_40 and Corē, apparently at Thermopylae. To Demeter of
Cic:Tusc_1.101 fell the Lacedaemonians at Thermopylae, on whom Simonides wrote
DionHal:Din_13 dition which was made to Pylae as recent, and the expediti
Ennius:Ann_370 ntiochus laments his defeat at Thermopylae in 191 B.C. by
Hieron:Chron_1825 efeated at the battle of Thermopylae, Antiochus made peace
Just_2.11 occupied the straits of Thermopylae with four thousand
Just_8.2 ession of the straits of Thermopylae, as they had done on
Just_8.4 apprehension, on the pass of Thermopylae. [8.5] & & The
Lucill_11.141 the three hundred from Thermopylae for theft; my suit
Nepos_2.3 the Lacedaemonians, to hold Thermopylae and prevent any further
Nepos_2.4 having forced the pass at Thermopylae, at once marched upon Athens,
Nepos_23.8 fate of the world at Thermopylae, ** but nearer to the
Oros_2.9 met in the passes of Thermopylae by the Spartan king Leonidas
Oros_3.12 entered the passes of Thermopylae in perfect safety. He
Oros_4.20 seized the passes of Thermopylae, the fortification of which,
Oros_5.3 The first took place at Thermopylae and the second in Phocis.
Philoch_153 event the expedition to Thermopylae; and the Athenian exp
Phlegon:Mir_1 der against Antiochus in Thermopylae and fought nobly, for
Phlegon:Mir_3 tation with Antiochus at Thermopylae, very conspicuous ome
Plin:HN_4.28 Trechin from the Pass of Thermopylae four miles away in the
Polyaen_1.32.1 ught the Persian army at Thermopylae, where the narrowness
Polyaen_7.15.4 who had been killed at Thermopylae, Xerxes ordered the
Polyaen_7.15.5 rous army into action at Thermopylae, because of the narro
Porph:Fr_40 hat time there was a battle at Thermopylae and a sea battl
Simonid_7.248 of all the Greeks who fell at Thermopylae, No. 249 being
Simonid_7.301 the Spartans who fell at Thermopylae, is doubtless not Sim
Simonid_7.677 who was with the Spartans at Thermopylae. Leonidas wishe
Syll_412 (c.260) Lampon arrived at Thermopylai and explained to him
Syll_413 (c. 260) eas, one of those at Thermopylai, has previously a
Syll_436 (254/3 or 250/49) the hieromnemones at Thermopylai {Pylaia} and at D
Syll_483 (c. 264/3) the sacrifices at Thermopylai {Pylaia} [and Delphi
Syll_635 (182-179) iphia, and another at Pylaia; and he shall set i
THI_94 (c. 266-260) f the Amphictyons at Thermopylae had been prevented
THI_35.A4 (c. 285-280) in the Peloponnese and inside Thermopylae what is necessary . .
ValMax_2.5.1 Antiochus at the battle of Thermopylae.
ValMax_3.2e.3 placed in the narrows of Thermopylae against the whole force of
[Vict]:VirIll_47 garrison from the heights of Thermopylae. As censor he removed from
[Vict]:VirIll_54 Acilius Glabrio, he occupied Thermopylae and was then driven

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