Paeonia

Paeŏnĭa, ae, v. Paeones, A.

2. Paeonia, ae, f., s. Paeones.

1 Pæŏnĭa, (16) æ, f. , Péonie [partie septentrionale de la Macédoine] Plin. 4, 33 || lʼÉmathie ou Macédoine : Liv. 40, 3.

PAEONIA

PAEO´NIA[PAEONES]

Paeonia Paeonia, a country west of Thrace

• Hdt. 4.49
• called after son of Endymion: Paus. 5.1.5
• Paeonian bulls: Paus. 9.21.2, Paus. 10.13.1
• king of Paeonians: Paus. 10.13.1
• its war with Perinthus: Hdt. 5.1
• conquest and removal of Paeonians by Persians: Hdt. 5.12-17, Hdt. 5.23
• their return: Hdt. 5.98
• on Xerxes' route: Hdt. 7.113, Hdt. 7.124
• in Xerxes' army: Hdt. 7.185, Hdt. 9.32
• their theft of Xerxes' chariot: Hdt. 8.115
• Paeonian sacrifices: Hdt. 4.33
• invaded by Gauls: Paus. 10.19.7

Paeonia(2), a place in Attica at the foot of Mount Parnes

• Hdt. 5.62