Δουλίχιον
Δουλίχιον, Dulichium
Δουλίχιον — Dolicha (Kefallenia), Pleiades 530845
1 una de las islas Equínades, en el mar Jónico Il.2.625, Od.1.246, h.Ap.429, Arist.Fr.640.25, Str.8.2.2, 10.2.19, Q.S.l.c., St.Byz.
2 ciu. de Cefalenia, Hsch.
Δουλίχιον, ου (τὸ) [ῐχ] Doulikhion (litt. terre allongée), l’une des îles Ékhinades, Str. 335, etc. ||
➳ Gén. -ου, Od. 16, 396 ; épq. -οιο, Il. 2, 625 ; Q. Sm. 1, 275.
Étym. δολιχός.
Δουλίχιον
- (ποιῆεν, πολύπυρον).
- An island not identified the men from which were led by Meges Il. 2.625.
- Δουλίχιόνδε [-δε], to Doulichium Il. 2.629: Od. 14.397.
- In Od. associated with Same, Zacynthus and Ithaca Od. 1.246, Od. 9.24, Od. 16.123, 247, Od. 19.131.
- Its king Acastus Od. 14.335.
- The home of Amphinomus Od. 16.396.
- In Odysseus’s tale to Eumaeus Od. 14.335,
- In Odysseus’s tale to Penelope Od. 19.292.
Δουλίχιον (δολιχός, ‘Long-land’): Dulichium, an island in the Ionian Sea, S. E. of Ithaca, Il. 2.625, Od. 1.246.— Δουλίχιόνδε, to Dulichium, Il. 2.629.— Δουλιχιεύς, an inhabitant of Dulichium, Od. 18.424.