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Topic: Itanos


In the News (Mon 1 Dec 08)

  
  The Ecole Initiative: Christianity in Crete
Knossos and Gortyna, the two most important Cretan cities, dominated the island's northern and southern coasts respectively and were highly regarded in the ancient world for their wealth and antiquity.
In the Hellenistic era Crete came under the influence of the Ptolemaic dynasts of Egypt, who established a garrison and naval base at Itanos and ties with other cities.
The incessant wars among the Cretan cities brought Roman intervention early in the second century BCE, but it was not until Metellus' conquest of the island in 68-7 BCE that it was absorbed by the Empire.
www2.evansville.edu /ecoleweb/articles/crete.html   (1383 words)

  
 *** The House of Ptolemy: The Ptolemaic Empire Outside of Egypt ***
ED 110 may provide a further fragment of the jigsaw.
Decree of Itanos for Ptolemy III and Berenike, establishing a temenos and annual sacrifices for them.
Dedication, Subject: Dedication by Lucius son of Gaius, a Roman citizen, of a nymphaeum and reservoir at Itanos to Ptolemy IV Philopator and Queen Arsinoe.
www.houseofptolemy.org /houseexo.htm   (1370 words)

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