Panormus
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in the texts
On The Estate of Cleonymus
A place to which Cleonymus was journeying with Simon shortly before his death, where he encountered Pherenicus and refused to speak to him.
Again, when, shortly before his death, he was journeying to Panormus with Simon and met Pherenicus, he could not bring himself to speak to him.
History of the Peloponnesian War
Achaean site where the Peloponnesian land force supports the fleet and to which the fleet flees after its rout.
In consequence of their previous blunders and their present confusion, they withstood them but a short time, and then fled to Panormus, whence they had put out.
At the Rhium in Achaea, then, being not far from Panormus, where their land-force was, the Peloponnesians also came to anchor with seventy-seven ships, when they saw that the Athenians had done the same.
During the time that the Athenians were thus detained on the coast of Crete, the Peloponnesians at Cyllene, having made their preparations for an engagement, coasted along to Panormus in Achaea, where the land-force of the Peloponnesians had come to support them.