During the rule of the tyrants of Cypselus and Periander, this city founded
During the rule of the tyrants of Cypselus and Periander, this city founded colonies including Durres in modern Albania and Syracuse in Sicily. A great temple to Aphrodite was the main building in this city's acropolis, and it also served as the host of the Isthmian Games. In the late nineteenth century, a canal cut across its namesake isthmus, which connects the Peloponnesus to the Greek mainland. Once an ally of Sparta, this city's early Christian community received two letters from St. Paul. FTP, name this Greek city, formerly a rival of Athens and Thebes.
During the rule of the tyrants of Cypselus and Periander, this city founded colonies including Durres in modern Albania and Syracuse in Sicily.
{Corinth} or {Korinth}os