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Didyma
Didyma: oracle of Apollo near Miletus, also known as Branchidae. Didyma, temple of Apollo Didyma was the oracular shrine of Apollo at…
Didyma, Sacred road |
Didyma, Temple of Apollo, archaic column base |
Didyma, temple of Apollo, circular structure |
Didyma, temple of Apollo, General view |
Didyma, Temple of Apollo, naiskos |
Dio Chrysostom
Dio Cocceianus of Prusa (c. 40 - after 112; also known as Chrysostom, "goldvoice"): Greek politician and philosopher, and -by some definitions- one of the first representatives of the Second Sophistic. …Diodorus on Agathocles' coup
Agathocles In 316, the Syracusan general Agathocles seized power in his native city, which meant the end of the period that…Diodorus on Alexander's Decree on the Exiles
During the Olympic Games of 324, Alexander announced that all exiles in all Greek towns were allowed to return. It is questionable whether he was entitled to do this, even though he was leader of the Corinthian league. The result…Diodorus on Dioxippus and Coragus
Diodorus of Sicily: Greek historian, author of the Library of World History. His activities can be dated between 60 and 30 BCE.In the first weeks of 325, Alexander was almost mortally wounded, the Greek settlers in Sogdia revolted, and the way back…Diodorus on Himera
Battle of Himera (480 BCE): decisive Syracusan victory over the Carthaginians, which secured Syracuse's hegemonial position in the fifth century. This is the translation of Diodorus, World History 11.20-23, made by C.H. Oldfather.The Carthaginians, we recall, had agreed with the Persians…Diodorus on Sphacteria
Diodorus of Sicily: Greek historian, author of the Library of World History. His activities can be dated between 60 and 30 BCE. …