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- χ61Χαλυβώνιος οἶνοςChalybonian wine… the Persians had introduced viticulture there'. (Also mentioned by Strabo, Plutarch, and others.) The two sites implied here may be reflected in the two locations noted in the Barrington Atlas: a city called Chalybon …Matched in noteshighshort
- χ176ΧαιρώνειαChaironeia, Chaeronea, Khaironeia… at least one other is known (245 BCE: Polybius 20.4.4-5; Plutarch, Aratus 16.1). [1] Only the second of these forms of the ethnikon is otherwise attested (Stephanus of Byzantium s.v., Polybius 27.1.4, SEG 15.282, …Matched in noteshighshort
- χ343ΧλίδωνοςChlidon's; of a bracelet, of an anklet… is a proper name, Chlidon, it is perhaps extracted from Plutarch, Moralia 595A, where (as also in Pelopidas 8) Chlidon is a Theban messenger involved in political events in his city in 379 BCE. …
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