Pelasgian

Pelasgian Pelasgian, a name applied by Herodotus to the oldest known inhabitants and remains in Greece

• contrasted with "Hellenic,": Hdt. 1.56
• Pelasgian language probably non-Greek: Hdt. 1.57
• Pelasgian forts: .57
• Arcadia Pelasgian: Hdt. 1.146
• deities: Hdt. 2.50-5
• formerly called Pelasgia: Hdt. 2.56
• Acrisius departs to the Pelasgian land: Apollod. 2.4.4
• expulsion of Minyae by Pelasgians: Hdt. 4.145
• Lemnos and Imbros Pelasgian: Hdt. 5.26
• Athenians as Pelasgians: Hdt. 8.44
• dwelt at foot of Acropolis at Athens: Paus. 1.28.3
• built most of walls of Acropolis: Hdt. 5.64, Paus. 1.28.3
• expulsion of Pelasgi from Attica: Hdt. 6.137-139
• Pelasgians harass the Doliones: Apollod. 1.9.18
• early inhabitants of Peloponnese: Apollod. 2.1.1
• old name of Arcadians: Paus. 8.4.1
• expel Minyans from Lemnos: Paus. 7.2.2
• make image of Orpheus: Paus. 3.20.5
• Pelasgians of Iolcus: Paus. 4.36.1
• the country of, called Thessaly: Apollod. E.6.14, Apollod. E.6.15