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Trachis

Trachis (Ancient Greek: Τραχίς, Trakhís) was a region in ancient Greece. Situated south of the river Spercheios, it was populated by the Malians. It was also a polis (city-state).

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Avg. degree1.95
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Trachis → Aetolian League, Aetolians, After, Asopus, Athenades, BC, But, Celts, Despite, During, Ephialtes, For, Four, Greco-Persian, Greece, Greek, Greeks, Heraclea, Heraclea Trachinia, Heracles

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heraclea greece greek also town located west spartans ancient thermopylae heracles spartan settlement oeta native war region river bc trachinia

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Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesIn0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesHeracles0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesMount Oeta0.60section
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Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesGreco-Persian0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesHeraclea0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesPersian0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesThermopylae0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesEphialtes0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesGreeks0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesPersians0.60section
Trachisrelated to Trachis/Heraclea in ancient timesGreek0.60section

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