Heraclea

Heraclea (Greek Ηράκλεια, latin Heraclea, after the demigod Heracles ) is

Name of ancient cities:

  • Heraclea ( Acarnania ) in Acarnania on the southern shore of the Gulf Ambracian
  • Heraclea ( Basilicata ) on the Gulf of Taranto, the site of the Battle of Heraclea
  • Heraclea ( Gallia Narbonensis ) in the Rhone delta
  • Heraclea Kybistra, see Ereğli (Konya ) in Turkey
  • Heraclea on Latmos in Caria
  • Heraclea Lynkestis ( Macedonia)
  • Heraclea Minoa on the south coast of Sicily
  • Heraclea Perinthus, see Marmara Ereğlisi
  • Heraclea in Thrace, on the north shore of the Propontis, today Eriklice the Sea of ​​Marmara, see Neapolis ( Thrace )
  • Heraclea Pontica ( Heraclea pontica ) in Bithynia on the Black Sea coast
  • Heraclea Salbake in the eastern Caria, today Vakıf ( Tavas ) in Turkey
  • Heraclea in Thrace Macedonia Sintike
  • Heraclea ( Sicily) at the foot of Eryx in Sicily
  • Heraclea Trachinia
  • Heraclea in Veneto, see Eraclea

Name of two Titularbistümern:

  • Heraclea
  • Heraclea in Europe

In ancient literature:

  • Heraclea ( epic ), epic from the 6th century BC

See also:

  • Iraklia (disambiguation) for modern places with the same name
  • Disambiguation
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