Geology / Earthquake

375AD Nov. 19^{± 3d}

Event #506: Many cities in Greece severely shaken by an earthquake

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Geographical sites:

Greece (click here to focus in map) (see also Pleiades #541073)

Proerna settlement Geocontext: Gynaikokastro
Description: An ancient city in Tetras or Achaia Phthiotis in Greece.

Citations:

Text #624

Zosimus. New History
[Zosi. Hist. 4.18. Translated by Ronald T. Ridley. Australian Association for Byzantine Studies. 1982 p. 77]

And earthquakes occurred in some places: Crete, the Peloponnese, and the rest of Greece were severely shaken and many cities were destroyed. Athens and Attica, however, were spared.

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