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List of Thracian Greeks

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List of Thracian Greeks

This is a list of ancient Greeks in Thrace and Hellenized Thracians.

Contents

  • Ancient 1
    • Artists 1.1
    • Athletes 1.2
    • Grammarians 1.3
    • Historians 1.4
    • Mathematicians 1.5
    • Mythic Lovers 1.6
    • Philosophers 1.7
    • Physicians 1.8
    • Poets 1.9
    • Rulers-Politicians 1.10
      • Hellenized Thracians 1.10.1
  • Cities 2
    • Aegean Thrace 2.1
    • Thracian Chersonese 2.2
    • Propontis 2.3
    • Bosporus 2.4
    • Pontus Euxinus 2.5
  • References 3
  • External links 4

Ancient

Artists

Athletes

Grammarians

Historians

Mathematicians

Mythic Lovers

Philosophers

Physicians

Poets

Rulers-Politicians

Hellenized Thracians

Cities

Aegean Thrace

In order from west to east:

Thracian Chersonese

Propontis

Bosporus

Pontus Euxinus

In order from north to south:

References

  1. ^ Paul Kretschmer. Die Griechischen Vaseninschriften ihrer Sprache nach untersucht.
  2. ^ Miller, Stephen Gaylord (1991). Arete: Greek Sports from Ancient Sources. University of California Press. p. 86.  

External links

  • Map of Greek Colonies in Thrace
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