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shared the same type of streets; firstly, they all had main streets which were wide, busy and public roads meant to allow for communication between neighbourhoods (typical examples are, to a great extent, modern-day
Korinthou, Nafpliou and Tripoleos streets). Secondary streets were also common in all four quarters since they lead to the interior of each mahala, having a semi-public character, whereas the third type of streets referred to dead-end private alleys used specifically by families to access their homes. Remnants of this city layout can be witnessed even today, as Argos still preserves several elements of this Ottoman type style, particularly with its long and complicated streets, its narrow alleys and its densely constructed houses.
1130:, the city underwent efforts of modernisation. Being an agricultural village, the need for urban planning was vital. For this reason, in 1828, Kapodistrias himself appointed mechanic Stamatis Voulgaris as the creator of a city plan which would offer Argos big streets, squares and public spaces. However, both Voulgaris and, later, French architect de Borroczun's plans were not well received by the locals, with the result that the former had to be revised by Zavos. Ultimately, none of the plans were fully implemented. Still, the structural characteristics of de Borroczun's plan can be found in the city today, despite obvious proof of pre-revolutionary layout, such as the unorganised
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to a regular local products exhibition. A sanctuary dedicated to Hera was also found at the same spot where the monastery of
Panagia Katekrymeni is located today. Pheidon also extended Argive influence throughout Greece, taking control of the Olympic Games away from the citizens of Elis and appointing himself organizer during his reign. Pheidon is also thought to have introduced reforms for standard weight and measures in Argos, a theory further reinforced with the unearthing of six "spits" of iron in an Argive Heraion, possibly remainders of a dedication from Pheidon.
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952:, made an effective stand against them due to the political situation between them. Athens and Corinth were both sacked. While the exact level of destruction for Argos is disputed due to the conflicting nature of the ancient sources, the level of damage to the city and people was considerable. Stilicho finally landed in western Greece and forced the Visigoths north of Epirus. Sites said to have been destroyed in Argos include the Hypostyle hall, parts of the agora, the odeion, and the Aphrodision. In the late 7th century, it became part of the
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old (now demolished) church of St. Nicholas was found, which was located north of the present-day church of St. Peter, that was built after 1865. Pursuant to a decision of the
Central Archaeological Council, the floor and part of the sidewalls of the old church were covered with dirt in early March 2016.
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Currently, the most commercially active streets of the city are those surrounding the Agios Petros square (Kapodistriou, Danaou, Vassileos
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Argolid since 1700 Authors Susan Buck Sutton, Keith W. Adams, Argolid Exploration Project Editors Susan Buck Sutton, Keith W. Adams Contributor Keith W. Adams Edition illustrated Publisher Stanford University Press, 2000
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efforts to provide places of education to the Greek people, it could accommodate up to 300 students. However, technical difficulties led to its decay, until it was restored several times, the last of which being in 1932. Today, its neoclassical character is evident, with the building housing the 1st
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against Sparta, and for a short period of time considered uniting with
Corinth to form an expanded Argolid state. For a brief period of time, the two poleis combined, but Corinth quickly rebelled against Argive domination, and Argos returned to its traditional boundaries. After this, Argos continued
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in 669–668 BC, in which Argive troops defeated the
Spartans in a hoplite battle. During the time of its greatest power, the city boasted a pottery and bronze sculpturing school, pottery workshops, tanneries and clothes producers. Moreover, at least 25 celebrations took place in the city, in addition
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during summer. Argos has generally cold winters, although due to the local climate, some winter months may have little rainfall. The weather of Argos includes an abundant amount of sunny days throughout the year, even in the winter. Temperatures below zero degrees
Celsius are recorded mostly in the
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During the German occupation, Argos airfield was frequently attacked by Allied forces. One of the raids was so large that it resulted in the bombing of the city on
October 14, 1943, with the casualties of about 100 dead Argives and several casualties, and 75 of the Germans. The bombing started from
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noted, "its houses are not aligned, without order, scattered all over the place, divided by home gardens and uncultivated areas". Liepur mahala appears to have been the most organised, having the best layout, while Bekir mahala and
Karamoutza mahala were the most labyrinthine. However, all quarters
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In the center of the city, next to the St. Peter's church, there is an artificial lake that was constructed and filled during an extensive redevelopment works in the city, which lasted between February 2015 and April 2016. During the work for the redevelopment of the city's square the floor of the
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in 418 BC. This defeat, combined with the raiding of the Argolid by the Epidaurians, resulted in political instability and an eventual oligarchic coup in 417 BC. Although democracy was restored within a year, Argos was left permanently weakened by this coup. This weakening led to a loss of power,
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and a Turkish school. It is also at this period when the open market of the city is first organised on the site north to Kapodistrias' barracks, at the same spot where it is held in modern times. A mosque would have existed there, too, according to the city planning most Ottoman cities followed.
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In March 2022 the construction of the fountain in St. Peter's square was completed. In the base of the marble fountain there are four lions. Above the visitor can see four members of the Danaids. The fountain has a width of 7 meters and a height of 5 meters, while the fountain was designed in
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In 700 BC there were at least 5,000 people living in the city. In the fourth century BC, the city was home to as many as 30,000 people. Today, according to the 2021 Greek census, the city has a population of 21,891. It is the largest city in Argolis, larger than the capital Nafplio.
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Eventful Archaeologies: New Approaches to Social Transformation in the Archaeological Record The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archaeology Distinguished Monograph Series Author Douglas J. Bolender Editor Douglas J. Bolender Publisher SUNY Press, 2010
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In 1397, the Ottomans plundered Argos, carrying off part of the population, to sell as slaves. The Venetians repopulated the town and region with Albanian settlers, granting them long-term agrarian tax exemptions. Together with the Greeks of Argos, they supplied
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sailed down from the Black Sea in 267 A.D. and devastated the Greek coastline and interior. Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Thebes and Argos were all sacked. Gallienus finally cut off their retreat north and destroyed them with great slaughter at Naissus in Moesia.
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The Municipal Neoclassical Market building (unofficially the "Kamares", i.e. arches, from the arches that it boasts), built in 1889, which is located next to Dimokratias square, is one of the finest samples of modern Argos' masterly architecture, in
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for the metric line and stations maintenance for the purpose of the line's reoperation in the middle of 2021. As of April 2023, no steps have been taken to prepare for reopening of the railway lines, to the dismay of the local population.
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between Sparta and Athens. Argos' neutrality resulted in a rise of its prestige among other Greek cities, and Argos used this political capital to organize and lead an alliance against Sparta and Athens in 421 BC. This alliance included
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The house of philhellene Thomas Gordon, built in 1829 that served as an all-girls school, a dance school and was home to the 4th Greek artillery regiment. Today it accommodates the French Institute of Athens (Institut Français d'
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In 462 BC, Argos joined a tripartite alliance with Athens and Thessaly. This alliance was somewhat dysfunctional, however, and the Argives are only thought to have provided marginal contributions to the alliance at the Battle of
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would have to take place. On the contrary, Argos did not face a similar problem, having large available areas for this purpose. In the end, the proposition of the Greek capital being moved to Argos was rejected by the father of
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popular meeting point, encompassing a wide variety of shops and cafeterias. The neighborhood of Gouva, which extends around the intersection of Vassileos Konstantinou and Tsokri streets, is also considered a commercial point.
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The municipality was established in 1834 and operated till 1914 and again since 1925 till 2010 when it was abolished. During 1914-1925, it was downgraded into community, due to having less than 10,000 population. Before the
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The "Criterion" of Argos, an ancient monument located on the southwest side of the town, on the foot of Larissa hill, which came to have its current structure during the 6th–3rd century BC period. Initially, it served as a
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can be found at the Agios Petros as well as the Laiki Agora square. A good road network ensures the connection of the city with the surrounding towns, villages and the rest of Peloponnese and the country.
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before the Venetians could take control of the city; he sold it anyway to them in 1394. The Crusaders established a Latin bishopric. Venetian rule lasted until 1463, when the Ottomans captured the city.
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nightly hours during the winter months. Snowfalls are generally rare there, although not unheard of. The most recent significant snowfall in Argos occurred in early January 2017 during a large
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emigrants and well-reputed families. Karamoutza mahala was home to the most prominent Turks and boasted a mosque (modern-day church of Agios Konstadinos), a Turkish cemetery, Ali Nakin Bei's
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The primary economic activity in the area is agriculture. Citrus fruits are the predominant crop, followed by olives and apricots. The area is also famous for its local melon variety, Argos
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in the world, and one of the oldest in Europe. It is the largest city in Argolis and a major center in the same prefecture, having nearly twice the population of the prefectural capital,
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are linked to the word αργός (argós), which meant "white" or "shining"; possibly, this had to do with the visual impression given of the Argolic plain during harvest time. According to
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Argos has a wide range of educational institutes that also serve neighbouring sparsely populated areas and villages. In particular, the city has seven dimotika (primary schools), four
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Argos was a democracy for most of the classical period, with only a brief hiatus between 418 and 416. Democracy was first established after a disastrous defeat by the Spartans at the
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was created to collect and circulate water coming from the Hadrianean aqueduct located in northern Argos. The site is connected via a paved path with the ancient theatre.
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in 494. So many Argives were killed in the battle that a revolution ensued, in which previously disenfranchised outsiders were included in the state for the first time.
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After Christianity became established in Argos, the first bishop documented in extant written records is Genethlius, who in 448 AD took part in the synod called by
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Handbook of Coins of the Peloponnesos: Achaia, Phleiasia, Sikyonia, Elis, Triphylia, Messenia, Lakonia, Argolis, and Arkadia, Sixth to First Centuries BC
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3048:[Results of the 2021 Population - Housing Census, Permanent population by settlement] (in Greek). Hellenic Statistical Authority. 29 March 2024.
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was unveiled. It is a replica of a statue made by Lysippus of Sicyon in the 4th century BC. The Roman copy of Lysippus' statue is known as the
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also having existed in its premises. It served as a mosque and an Ottoman cemetery up to 1871, when it was declared a Christian temple.
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the airfield heading southeast, hitting the monastery of Katakrykmeni and several areas of the city, up to the railway station.
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barrack, a school (1893–1894), an exhibition space (1899), a shelter for Greek refugees displaced during the
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3322:"ΑΡΓΟΛΙΚΑ – Μέθυσοι, κλέφτες και συκοφάντες οι αρχαίοι Αργείτες"
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4073:"Καποδιστριακό σχολείο (1ο Δημοτικό Σχολείο Άργους)"
4031:ΑΡΓΟΛΙΚΗ ΑΡΧΕΙΑΚΗ ΒΙΒΛΙΟΘΗΚΗ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥ
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department. The city also has two public libraries.
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Argolida Football Clubs Association – List of clubs
3788:"Στα "λευκά" το Άργος μετά από... 30 χρόνια – ΦΩΤΟ"
3454:, Simon & Schuster, Inc., New York, ç1944 p.630
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4101:"ΑΡΓΟΛΙΚΑ | ΑΡΓΟΛΙΚΑ – Ηλεκτρονική εφημερίδα"
3512:Production and Prosperity in the Theodosian Period
3499:Production and Prosperity in the Theodosian Period
2716:Panhellenic and European titles in Greek handball
2381:for the release of their aerial troops during the
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888:Argive democracy included an Assembly (called the
808:Argos remained neutral or the ineffective ally of
4329:Argolikos Archival Library Of History And Culture
4303:Argolikos Archival Library Of History And Culture
3659:ARGOLIKOS ARCHIVAL LIBRARY OF HISTORY AND CULTURE
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2550:1874-1875, 1883-1891, 1893-1899 Spilios Kalmouhos
2475:Panoramic view of the First High School of Argos
1218:was between Agenor and Gelanor in some sources),
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1993:Source: Hellenic National Meteorological Agency
1380:, who was subsequently killed in the war of the
701:. It also benefitted from its proximity to lake
3228:Athanasios Vercetis; Stavroula Petraki (2010).
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2034:The city of Argos is delimited to the north by
1043:During Ottoman rule, Argos was divided in four
996:troops to the armies of Venice. Throughout the
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446:A resident of the city of Argos is known as an
3618:. Sam Houston State University. Archived from
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2916:List of twin towns and sister cities in Greece
2756:(6th century BC), logographer and mythographer
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3590:Αρβανίτες: οι Δωριείς του Νεώτερου Ελληνισμού
3441:, MacMillan Publishing, New York, ç1977 p.391
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2030:The Nikitaras tap was unveiled in March 2021.
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3934:Geology and Settlement: Greco-Roman Patterns
3486:The Roman Empire from Severus to Constantine
3467:, Encyclopedia of Ancient Battles, 1st Ed.,
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2774:(8th century BC), founder of the Macedonian
2607:1987-1998 Dimitrios Papanikolaou (1937-2017)
2577:1943-1944 Georgios Papagiannopoulos (lawyer)
2377:. Furthermore, the airfield was used by the
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3475:, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., ç2017 p.12-13
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2768:(8th century BC), Homeric mythological seer
2535:1855-1858 Ioannis Vlassis (and congressman)
2204:. Excavations in the area have uncovered a
2014:The fountain of Argos was unveiled in 2022.
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4470:Website of abolished Municipality of Argos
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2589:1964-1967 Georgios Thomopoulos (1906-1995)
2580:1944-1945 Konstantinos Dorovinis (dentist)
2574:1941-1943 Efthimios Smirniotatkis (lawyer)
846:to remain a minor power in Greek affairs.
4126:"Ιερός Ναός Αγίου Κωνσταντίνου στο Άργος"
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2604:1979-1986 Georgios Peirounis (1926-1999)
2586:1951-1964 Efstathios Marinos (1902-1990)
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2526:1838-1841, 1852-1855 Konstantinos Vokos
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3702:An Analysis of the Egyptian Mythology
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3439:A History of Rome to A.D. 565 6th Ed.
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3737:, Paris 1740, Vol. II, coll. 183–186
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2884:adding citations to reliable sources
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2556:1899-1903 Emmanouil Roussos (doctor)
2317:chapel where Trikoupis was baptized.
2298:, the local government of Argos, an
2083:On 15 February 2022 a new statue of
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1410:Archbishop Flavian of Constantinople
1312:. Melampus was succeeded by his son
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1120:First National Assembly at Epidaurus
865:, however in 272 it was attacked by
426:oldest continuously inhabited cities
32:Argos (disambiguation) § Places
27:City in Argolis, Peloponnese, Greece
5262:Ancient Greek sanctuaries in Greece
5257:Populated places in ancient Argolis
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3064:Bolender, Douglas J. (2010-09-17).
2629:football club, founded in 1926 and
2592:1967-1973 Theodoros Polihronopoulos
2562:1907-1914 Andreas Karatzas (lawyer)
2361:at Saint Peter's square. The Argos
1568:Climate data for Argos (1980–2010)
1376:bequeathed the kingdom to his son,
682:is generally held to derive from a
254: • Municipal unit density
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4476:GCatholic with incumbent bio links
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4059:"Δημοτική Νεοκλασική Αγορά Άργους"
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3593:(in Greek). Melissa. p. 340.
3374:http://www.jstor.org/stable/268729
2698:Earlier presence in Alpha Ethniki
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2047:Panagia Katakekrymeni-Portokalousa
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4299:"Δήμαρχοι του Άργους (1834–1951)"
3501:, Peters, Walpole, ç2014, p.69-71
3289:Dictionary of the Classical World
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2538:1858-1861 Petros Divanis (doctor)
2532:1848-1852 Konstantinos Rodopoulos
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841:Argos played a minor role in the
119:Location within the regional unit
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2847:(1837–1914), American statesman
2804:(7th century BC), king of Argos
2798:(7th century BC), king of Argos
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1452:Council of Constantinople (879)
1445:Third Council of Constantinople
1088:Independence and modern history
873:, in which Pyrrhus was killed.
613:(Greek: Ἀργεάδαι, Argeádai) of
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5221:Fall of the Republic of Venice
3514:, Peters, Walpole, ç2014, p.88
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3023:List of settlements in Argolis
2845:Samuel Greene Wheeler Benjamin
2810:(5th–4th century BC), sculptor
2762:(6th–5th century BC), sculptor
2610:1999-2002 Nikolaos Koligliatis
2435:Hellenic Railways Organisation
2419:Hellenic Railways Organisation
2291:elementary school of the town.
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597:, the patron-god of the city;
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2541:1861-1866 Lambros Lambrinidis
2236:, one of the 50 daughters of
2224:of ancient Argos, similar to
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1454:. The local see is today the
1447:in 680, and Theotimus at the
1416:from his priestly office and
1104:due to its stronger walling.
974:lordship of Argos and Nauplia
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3018:List of ancient Greek cities
2921:Twin towns and sister cities
2822:(6th century BC), Greek poet
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2022:The Argos fountain at night.
1516:Inachos (Inachos, Tristrato)
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1443:. Bishop Ioannes was at the
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877:Democracy in Classical Argos
849:Argos escaped occupation by
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5242:Populated places in Argolis
4979:Napoli di Romania (Nafplio)
3169:William Smith, ed. (1848).
3143:William Smith, ed. (1848).
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2666:Sport clubs based in Argos
2273:German occupation of Greece
1901:Average precipitation days
1757:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1617:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
246: • Municipal unit
225: • Municipal unit
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5277:Mycenaean sites in Argolis
5090:(1383–1537/79), then only
4455:Sources and external links
3866:argolika.gr (2022-03-04).
3823:"Οι νεοβάνδαλοι στο Άργος"
3790:(in Greek). 7 January 2017
3392:World History Encyclopedia
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2816:(4th century BC), sculptor
2783:(13th century), Byzantine
2743:, legendary leader of the
2616:2007-2010 Vasileios Bouris
2613:2003-2006 Dimitrios Platis
2595:1973-1974 Marios Presvelos
2529:1841-1848 Georgios Tsokris
2371:Hellenic Air Force Academy
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2501:University of Peloponnese
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4236:"Μέγαρο "Δαναού", Άργος"
3465:The Third-Century Crisis
3426:Democracy Beyond Athens,
3350:Democracy Beyond Athens,
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2187:Fourth National Assembly
1504:, Argos, Kokla, Timenio)
1466:'Frankish' Crusader rule
968:In the aftermath of the
958:Theme of the Peloponnese
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37:Municipal unit in Greece
5066:(1205–1669), then only
4888:Cerigotto (Anticythera)
4087:"Οικία Γόρδωνος, Άργος"
3614:Pappas, Nicholas C. J.
3428:Cambridge, 2011, 10–18.
3212:A Greek–English Lexicon
2852:International relations
2834:Ptolemy II Philadelphus
2814:Polykleitos the Younger
2423:Athens suburban railway
1540:Argos has a hot-summer
1441:Proterius of Alexandria
980:, but was taken by the
257:190/km (490/sq mi)
236:40 m (130 ft)
68:Panoramic view of Argos
5122:(1451–1537, 1687–1715)
4993:(1407–1540, 1687–1699)
4331:(in Greek). March 2016
4027:"Αδριάνειο Υδραγωγείο"
3587:Biris, Kostas (1998).
3352:Cambridge, 2011, 6–21.
3287:Roberts, John (2005).
3234:argolikivivliothiki.gr
2737:, mythological prophet
2398:
2300:arm of the carabineers
2151:
2128:
2120:
2080:
2079:The statue of Hercules
2058:Peter the Wonderworker
2031:
2023:
2015:
1470:Latin Church bishopric
1404:Ecclesiastical history
1364:, and then by his son
1300:), one descended from
1270:, Argios, Kriasos and
1084:
1040:
985:Theodore I Palaiologos
917:
766:
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262: • Community
127:
5211:Venetian–Genoese wars
5206:Ottoman–Venetian wars
5163:(13th century – 1365)
4840:(11th century – 1797)
4834:(10th century – 1797)
3765:, pp. XIV e 94;
3437:Sinnegen & Boak,
3203:Liddell, Henry George
2832:and lover of pharaoh
2655:Panionios Dalamanaras
2488:(junior high), three
2396:
2347:Great Pyramid of Giza
2162:castle, built during
2149:
2126:
2118:
2078:
2029:
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2013:
1542:Mediterranean climate
1459:Metropolis of Argolis
1281:, the son of the god
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998:Ottoman–Venetian wars
911:
853:during the reigns of
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288: • Summer (
185:Administrative region
126:
5027:Kingdom of the Morea
4928:Santa Maura (Leucas)
4238:. November 16, 2008.
4128:. February 19, 2010.
4089:. November 16, 2008.
4061:. November 16, 2011.
3677:Pseudo-Apollodorus,
3643:. February 20, 2009.
3007:Communities of Argos
2880:improve this article
2790:Nikon the Metanoeite
2296:justice of the peace
2183:Ioannis Kapodistrias
1422:Council of Chalcedon
1370:Seven against Thebes
1128:Ioannis Kapodistrias
1109:Peloponnesian Senate
863:Wars of the Diadochi
331:Vehicle registration
4991:Lepanto (Nafpaktos)
4967:Negroponte (Euboea)
4142:. January 12, 2010.
4047:. October 24, 2008.
3754:, p. 105–106;
3240:on February 5, 2018
2731:, mythological king
2517:Kapodistrias reform
2397:The railway station
2359:Dimitrios Kallergis
1687:Daily mean °C (°F)
1522:(Kefalari, Magoula)
1094:Venetian domination
982:Despot of the Morea
956:, and later of the
940:under their leader
859:Alexander the Great
684:Pre-Greek substrate
651:Ancient Peloponnese
619:Alexander the Great
609:royal house of the
562:of the consonants.
154: /
5252:Argos, Peloponnese
4816:Republic of Venice
4760:Municipal unit of
4719:Municipal unit of
4677:Municipal unit of
4647:Municipal unit of
4619:Municipal unit of
4574:Municipal unit of
4544:Municipal unit of
4525:Municipal unit of
4397:Αργολικές Ειδήσεις
3896:www.anagnostis.org
3827:Αρχαιολογία Online
3761:2018-10-04 at the
3411:Hdt. 6.83; Arist.
3258:Oliver D. Hoover,
3106:Government Gazette
2704:AC Diomidis Argous
2631:AC Diomidis Argous
2399:
2339:Hellinikon Pyramid
2311:Spyridon Trikoupis
2152:
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2121:
2081:
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2024:
2016:
1559:European cold wave
1437:Leo I the Thracian
1172:mythological kings
1085:
1081:Vincenzo Coronelli
1041:
1026:Republic of Venice
978:Republic of Venice
918:
892:), a Council (the
835:Battle of Mantinea
767:
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631:Greco-Persian Wars
607:ancient Macedonian
603:
424:and is one of the
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5189:Partitio Romaniae
4910:Zante (Zakynthos)
4778:
4777:
4256:. 7 November 2019
4075:. March 11, 2009.
3952:"Castle of Argos"
3600:978-960-204-031-7
3572:978-1-4384-3423-0
3543:978-0-8047-3315-1
3452:Caesar and Christ
3298:978-0-19-280146-3
3077:978-1-4384-3423-0
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2647:Olympiakos Argous
2367:Greco-Italian War
2315:Saint Charalambos
1997:
1996:
1947:relative humidity
1468:, Argos became a
1434:Byzantine Emperor
1124:Kingdom of Greece
1030:Kingdom of Naples
867:Pyrrhus of Epirus
803:Battle of Tanagra
789:prior to 462 BC.
747:Battle of Hyssiae
587: 270–250 BC
582:of Argos, struck
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4698:Kefalovryso
4636:Schinochori
4423:"Twinnings"
3956:Kastrologos
3679:Bibliotheca
3277:, 8.137–139
3271:Herodotus,
3171:"Phoroneus"
3002:Argos (dog)
2808:Polykleitos
2781:Leo Sgouros
2415:Peloponnese
2407:taxi stands
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1304:, one from
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1069:Pouqueville
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418:Peloponnese
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190:Peloponnese
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5021:Monemvasia
4916:Cephalonia
4633:Malantreni
4629:Koutsopodi
4621:Koutsopodi
4588:Dalamanara
4561:Frousiouna
4443:2013-08-25
4403:2021-05-22
4357:(in Greek)
4305:(in Greek)
4284:2020-11-18
4260:2020-11-18
4221:2020-12-13
4200:2020-12-13
4164:2015-02-01
4111:2015-07-29
4012:2015-02-21
3987:2015-02-21
3902:2022-08-07
3877:2022-08-07
3852:2022-08-07
3832:2022-08-07
3794:2021-08-27
3664:2021-09-27
3626:2011-11-07
3484:Southern,
3463:Hartmann,
3398:2021-02-03
3332:2015-03-06
3244:5 February
3181:2021-08-27
3155:2021-08-27
2914:See also:
2892:April 2016
2826:Bilistiche
2749:Trojan War
2425:in Argos,
2102:Population
2062:Dervenakia
1507:Dalamanara
1394:Anaxagoras
1336:Anaxagoras
1322:Amphiaraus
1310:Anaxagoras
1298:Anaxagoras
1260:Anaxagoras
560:metathesis
521:Trojan War
241:Population
5149:Gallipoli
5110:Alonissos
5072:Gramvousa
4848:1205–1213
4747:Neo Iraio
4692:Kaparelli
4686:Fregkaina
4669:Skafidaki
3574:page 129
3083:1 January
2957:Abbeville
2925:Argos is
2820:Telesilla
2754:Acusilaus
2741:Agamemnon
2442:Education
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2306:Athènes).
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2142:Monuments
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1484:Geography
1378:Aegialeus
1348:Sthenelus
1216:Sthenelus
1180:Phoroneus
1166:Mythology
1152:king Otto
1022:stratioti
1008:, Argos,
1002:Nafpaktos
994:stratioti
938:Visigoths
898:ostracism
855:Philip II
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615:Philip II
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534:Etymology
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4656:Andritsa
4611:Pyrgella
4608:Laloukas
4605:Kourtaki
4601:Kefalari
4591:Elliniko
4565:Skoteini
4380:in Greek
4361:6 August
4335:6 August
4309:6 August
3961:22 March
3872:ΑΡΓΟΛΙΚΑ
3759:Archived
3510:Jacobs,
3497:Jacobs,
3450:Durant,
2996:See also
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2973:Episkopi
2760:Ageladas
2745:Achaeans
2729:Acrisius
2712:Handball
2694:Football
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1945:Average
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1525:Kourtaki
1520:Kefalari
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1386:Diomedes
1374:Adrastus
1366:Adrastus
1352:Capaneus
1326:Alcmaeon
1306:Melampus
1291:Acrisius
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1224:Pelasgus
1212:Crotopus
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950:Stilicho
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2766:Calchas
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2677:Sports
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2427:Nafplio
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2343:tumulus
2329:minaret
2265:cavalry
2242:Hadrian
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1390:Deipyle
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699:Arcadia
695:Corinth
680:Larissa
580:Triobol
566:History
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525:Homeric
516:Ἀργεῖος
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414:Argolis
397:Ancient
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174:Country
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146:37°37′N
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1982:76.7
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1976:65.8
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1970:52.5
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1884:82.5
1879:44.3
1874:20.3
1869:13.0
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1849:33.7
1844:52.2
1839:52.5
1834:66.5
1805:11.5
1800:14.2
1795:16.8
1790:16.7
1785:14.0
1780:10.5
1750:17.1
1740:13.0
1735:18.0
1730:22.6
1725:26.8
1720:27.5
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1700:10.9
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