Dolopia

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Dolopia
Δολοπία
Region of
Western Greece
DialectsDoric

Dolopia

Ancient Greek: Δολοπία) is a mountainous region[2] of Greece, located north of Aetolia
.

Geography

Dolopia was located between

Macedonia. The only place in Dolopia of the slightest importance was Ctimene. Other of their cities were, Angeia and Dolopeis, close to lake Xynius.[4]

Mythology and history

The

Laomedon (who was killed by Menelaus). Another Dolops was the son of Clytius, Clytides (Greek: Κλυτίδης),[8] who was killed by Hector, and a third one was the father of Iphimachus that took care of Philoctetes.[9]

Dolopians were either under

.

List of Dolopians

See also

References

  1. ^ A Latin Dictionary
  2. ^ An inventory of archaic and classical poleis
  3. ^ Homer. Iliad. Vol. 9.484.
  4. ^ Xynius. Lake in the country of the Dolopians [Arg.1.68; Hyg.Fab.14].
  5. ^ A dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology
  6. ^ Homer, Iliad
  7. ^ Dolops
  8. ^ A Homeric Dictionary
  9. ^ Philoctetes
  10. ^ Achaean Leaders
Sources

External links

  • Media related to Dolopia at Wikimedia Commons