Opus /ˈoʊpəs/ (Ancient Greek: Ὀποῦς, romanized: Opoûs or Ὀπόεις) was an ancient Greek city that was the chief city of a tribe of Locri, who were called...

few other religious sites in Greece devoted to Prometheus. Both Argos and Opous claimed to be Prometheus's final resting place, each erecting a tomb in...

Hyampolis, river Cephissus, Lilaea 2.527 Locrians 40 Ajax the Lesser Kynos, Opoüs, Calliarus, Bessa, Scarphe, Augeae, Tarphe, Thronium 2.537 Abantes of Euboea...

Thrasybule Crissa Schedius Locrians • Augeae • Bessa • Calliarus • Kynos • Opoüs • Scarphe • Tarphe • Thronium Ajax the Lesser son of Oileus and Eriopis...

Atalanti (E.I.L.E.A.).(In Greek) Christophorou K. Manthos 2001. "Timeline for Opous and Atalanti A Summary of 4000 years." Edition City of Atalanti. (In Greek)...

Agesias of Syracuse Chariot-race with mules Iamus 466 Olympian 9 Epharmus of Opous Wrestling-Match Deucalion, Pyrrha 466 Olympian 12 Ergoteles of Himera Long...

Olynthus Chalcidice, northern Greece destroyed Opus Boeotia, Greece Atalanti Opous Orchomenus Arcadia, Greece Orchomenos near Levidi Kalpaki (Médiéval name)...

inscription dated to the 2nd-century BCE from the Opuntian Locrian city of Opous shows the forms "Θρασυμήδευς" (Attic: "Θρασυμήδεος") and "Θειοκλῆς" (Attic:...

omiˈrupoli Homeropolis; Omiroupoli Ὄνειον Óneion Όνειο Óneio ˈonio Oneum Ὀποῦς Opoûs Οπούντα Opoúnta oˈpuda Opus Ὀρόντης Oróntēs Ορόντης Oróntis oˈrodis Orontes...

61 § 536 BC Tethrippon Kimon Athens 61 § 536 BC Pankration Agatharchos Opous 62 § 532 BC Stadion Eryxidas Chalcis Eusebius 62 § 532 BC Wrestling Milon...

Croton 061st 536 BC Stadion Agatharchus of Corcyra Pancratium Rexibius of Opous 062nd 532 BC Stadion Eryxias of Chalcis (or Eryxidas) Wrestling Milo of...

Anthonomus opinionis Clark, 1994 c Anthonomus opis Clark, 1992 c Anthonomus opous Clark, 1988 c Anthonomus oraapis Clark, 1988 c Anthonomus orchestoides Dietz...