Location information

By the Crotoniats, 510 B.C.

SYVARIS (Ancient city) PUGLIA
About B.C. 510, Crotona sent an army of 100,000 men, commanded by the athlete Milo, against its powerful rival, Sybaris (q.v.), by which the latter city was destroyed.

By the Crotoniats, 447 B.C.

Perseus: Diodorus Siculus, Library (ed. C. H. Oldfather, 1989).
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A Thessalian founded new Sybaris

Fifty-eight years after the Crotoniates had destroyed Sybaris, a Thessalian gathered together the Sybarites who remained and founded Sybaris anew; it lay between two rivers, the Sybaris and the Crathis. And since the settlers possessed a fertile land they quickly advanced in wealth. But they had possessed the city only a few years when they were again driven out of Sybaris

Perseus: Diodorus Siculus, Library (ed. C. H. Oldfather, 1989).
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Rhodians

Both Siris and the Sybaris which is on the Teuthras were founded by the Rhodians.

Perseus: Strabo, Geography
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Troezen - Sybaris

Achaeans settled at Sybaris jointly with Troezenians (Aristotle, Politics: section 1303a).

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