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Said to be named after the wife of Lycaon , Nonacris was part of the state of Pheneus. It was located near a cliff from which water thought to be that of the Styx trickled. By the time Pausanias visited the city, it was completely in ruins.[1] Herodotus ,[2] Stephanus of Byzantium ,[3] Pliny the Elder ,[4] Seneca ,[5] Ovid . From this place Hermes is called Nonacriates[6] Evander Nonacrius,[7] Atalanta Nonacria,[8] Callisto Nonacrina virgo,[9]
Between 1835 and 1912, there was a municipality named Nonakrida (Greek : Νωνάκριδα ) named after the ancient city. It consisted of the villages Peristera , Mikros Pontias , Mesorrougi , Agia Varvara and Zarouchla , situated in the modern municipal units of Kalavryta and Akrata .[10]
Some archaeologists have suggested that the ancient city was located around the modern village of Kerpini , Kalavryta municipality. Around Kerpini, they found an ancient temple, coins, buildings, and other signs of settlement.[11]
Modern scholars place its site near the modern Solos .[12] [13]
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^ Stephanus of Byzantium . s.v .
^ Pliny . Naturalis Historia
^ Seneca , Q. N. 3.25.
^ Νωνακριάτης, Stephanus of Byzantium . s.v .
^ Ovid , Fast. 5.97
^ Ovid , Met. 8.426
^ Ovid Met. 2.409
^ "EETAA local government changes" . Retrieved 26 June 2020 .
^ inarcadia
^ Richard Talbert , ed. (2000). Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World ISBN 978-0-691-03169-9
^ Lund University . Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire
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