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pirate raids. At the beginning of the 20th century, the doctor
Antonios Ar. Koukos, assessing the location of the village as unsuitable from a health point of view and detrimental from an economic point of view, recommended the relocation to the present-day Eressos Beach. To support it, he was the first to relocate. Then others gradually began to settle in Eressos Beach permanently. At the expense of the holy monasteries of Ypsilo and Pythari, the enclosure and repair of the chapel on the Beach was carried out. The priest of the church was maintained by the numerous residents of Eressos Beach with their contribution.
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inscription later set up at Eresos c. 306-301 by the
Eresian democrats claims (not without partisan intent) that the tyrants committed many crimes, including expelling the men from the city, holding their women hostage on the acropolis, and exacting large sums of money from the populace, as well as helping the Persians commit piracy against Greek shipping.
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Eressos or Eressos Beach (Paralia Eressos) to the current location of the Eressos Village, which is located about four kilometres from the beach, is estimated at the end of the 17th century and is due to the avoidance of
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in the Greek East. An inscription recording a letter sent to Eresos by a Roman magistrate and another document honouring the Romans as benefactors of the Greeks, both of which date to the 2nd century BCE, indicate that Eresos, much like the other cities on Lesbos, sought to forge closer ties with
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Persians once and for all and brought Eurysilaus and Agonippus to be tried before Alexander in Egypt, where he left their fate in the hands of the newly restored Eresian democracy. The same long inscription which records the alleged crimes of the tyrants also details their
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claims that they were involved in the overthrow of tyranny at Eresos. Efforts were made by the exiled relatives of
Apollodorus and his brothers to return to Eresos in 324 and 319 and by the exiled relatives of Agonippus and Eurysilaus to return c. 306-301, but on all three occasions the Eresian
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in May 334; again, the tyrants will have been expelled and the
Eresian democrats re-installed. In 333, the admiral Memnon of Rhodes again attacked the island of Lesbos: he seized all the cities except for Mytilene and installed a new pair of tyrants at Eresos, Eurysilaus and Agonippus. A long
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in certain years, the most important magistracy at Eresos. Prominent
Eresian aristocrats won Roman citizenship for their descendants by participating in the Imperial cult, dedicating altars and temples to the Imperial family, and arranging festivals in their honour. A fragmentary inscription
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767:. In the chapter entitled "The Third Whale", Skala Eressou is described as a seaside town with concrete buildings and a beach of coarse grey sand. Some places in the town are described. These include the shop on the square where Mona found the key rings inscribed with the name "
771:", the hotel called "Sappho the Eressian" where Mona stays in a spare, clean room with a single bed and a lone lamp, the big grey bluff at the end of the beach where more nude bathers were gathered, and the famous tents put up by the women who were part of Sappho's tribe.
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Orfanou, Alexia (2000). "Yellowing leaves". Eressos, Folklore
Magazine of the Association of the Everlasting Eresians "Theophrastus", no. issues 157, pp. 39. "See. Cuckos, A. (1913, 5 March). From Eressos (Εξ Ερεσού). Laikos Agon (Λαϊκός Αγών), year 2, no.
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sphere of influence. Ptolemaic influence at Eresos in the second half of the 3rd century BCE is indicated by the creation of a religious festival in honour of the
Ptolemaic royal family called the Ptolemaia at which gymnastic competitions were held.
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is a centre for international tourism and is a favorite spot of Greek families, young people as well as gay women. With its long beautiful beach with dark volcanic sand and its crystal-clear unpolluted water, Skala
Eressou was awarded
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and conferred Roman citizenship on one of the city's prominent families. In addition, numerous funerary epitaphs and other monuments indicate the existence of a permanently resident Roman population form the 1st century BCE onwards.
555:, which soon after agreed a treaty of alliance with Eresos and the other cities of Lesbos. In the first half of the 2nd century BCE, Eresos also drew closer to the other cities of Lesbos under the aegis of the Lesbian
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369:. Archaeology suggests that the city of Eresos was founded in the 8th or 7th century BC. Information about Eresos before the Classical period is extremely scant. The lyric poet
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340:, Sigri and Pterounda located in the west and most barren part of the island. Bare rocky hills, derived from ancient volcanic activity, dominate the area.
312:. They are villages visited by considerable numbers of tourists. From 1999 until 2010, Eresos and the village of Antissa constituted the municipality of
802:[Results of the 2021 Population - Housing Census, Permanent population by settlement] (in Greek). Hellenic Statistical Authority. 29 March 2024.
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invaded Asia Minor, and it is assumed that the cities of Lesbos (including Eresos) went over to the Macedonian forces soon after his victory at the
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imposed garrisons and Spartan governors on the cities of Lesbos, which remained in place for the next two decades.
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1392:Eressos.com
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754:Sure of You
411:Thrasybulus
318:West Lesvos
170:West Lesbos
117: /
1674:Categories
1588:Lepetymnos
1564:Mantamados
1550:Mantamados
1540:Skalochori
973:Xenophon,
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960:Xenophon,
824:2021-02-04
820:(in Greek)
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525:Asia Minor
472:. In 335,
407:Thrasyllus
188:Population
105:25°55′52″E
102:39°10′16″N
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1596:Sykaminia
1537:Parakoila
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1482:Mesotopos
975:Hellenica
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442:Aristotle
347:Blue Flag
324:Geography
202:Time zone
48:Community
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1173:OGIS 8.C
1154:(eds.),
1139:Anabasis
1137:Arrian,
1105:Anabasis
1103:Arrian,
1092:Anabasis
1090:Arrian,
893:48.1053.
775:See also
706:football
614:prytanis
610:Tiberius
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332:An alley
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1473:Chidira
1468:Antissa
1243:Phoenix
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458:Attalus
387:Antissa
353:History
338:Chidira
130:Country
18:Eressos
1624:Stypsi
1568:Pelopi
1534:Kerami
1520:Arisvi
1478:Eresos
1152:et al.
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310:Lesbos
302:Ἔρεσος
294:Ερεσός
257:Eresos
158:Lesbos
134:Greece
83:Eresos
40:Ερεσός
37:Eresos
1659:Vrisa
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1560:Kleio
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