…whose central shrine lies within the territory…

765 BCE to 622 BCE

…whose central shrine lies within the territory of Priene.

The cities of Ionia are pioneers of Greek civic (and probably constitutional) development in the eighth and seventh centuries.

They seem to have played little part in Greek maritime enterprise of the eighth century in the Mediterranean, but after 700 BCE, …

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Athens, City-State of View → Ionians View → Priene, Greek City-State of View → Cimmerians View → Miletus (Ionian Greek) city-state of View → Colophon, Greek City-state of View → Greece, classical View → Ephesus (Ionian Greek) city-state of View → Erythrae, City-State of View → Clazomenae, City-State of View → Magnesia on the Maeander, Greek City-State of View → Phocaea (Ionian Greek) city-state of View →

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