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Headword:
*)iwni/a
Adler number: iota,494
Translated headword: Ionia
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] a land/territory [of that name].[1]
And 12 cities of
Ionia, which Neleus son of Kodros settled. They are Androklos'
Ephesos,[2] Miletos, Myous,
Priene,
Kolophon,
Teos, Lebedos,
Erythrai,
Phokaia,
Klazomenai,
Chios, [and]
Samos.[3] These Darius, as he marched against the Skythians, employed as guards upon the [river] Istros,[4] but made eunuchs of the most well-bred of them and concubines of their daughters.[5]
*)iwni/a: xw/ra. kai\ *)iwni/as po/leis ib#, a(\s e)noiki/zei *nhleu\s o( *ko/drou. ei)si\ de\ *)/efesos *)andro/klou, *mi/lhtos, *muou=s, *prih/nh, *kolofw=n, *te/ws, *le/bedos, *)eruqrai/, *fw/kaia, *klazomenai/, *xi=os, *sa/mos. tau/tas *darei=os e)pi\ *sku/qas i)w\n au)toi=s fu/lacin e)pi\ tou= *)/istrou e)xrh/sato, e)ktomi/as de\ au)tw=n tou\s eu)genesta/tous e)poi/ei kai\ pallaka\s ta\s qugate/ras.
Notes:
cf.
iota 492.
[1] Likewise in other lexica.
[2] Androklos, another son of Kodros, was held to be the founder of
Ephesos; see e.g.
Stephanus of
Byzantium s.v. Benna.
[3] cf. e.g.
Aelian,
Varia Historia 8.5 (without mention of Androklos).
[4] The Danube.
[5] On Darius and the Skythians see already
delta 72 (end). The source of this particular sentence and its claims, however, is unidentifiable.
Translated by: D. Graham J. Shipley on 13 October 2000@13:17:40.
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