Onchesmos (Q21234753)

matcher place: Albania (relation 53292), Vlorë County (relation 1255521)
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Summary from Magyar / Hungarian Wikipedia (huwiki)

Onkhészmosz (ógörög Όγχησμος; latin Onchesmos; bizánci Αγχιασμός / Ankhiaszmósz; albán Onhezm) ókori város Épeirosz, majd Macedonia provincia területén, a Jón-tenger partján. A közeli kereskedőváros, Phoiniké kikötője volt. Részlegesen fennmaradt romjai a mai Albánia délnyugati részén, Saranda belvárosában találhatóak. A régészeti helyszín arról nevezetes, hogy itt találhatóak az Albánia területéről ismert egyetlen ókori zsinagóga romjai.

Summary from Italiano / Italian Wikipedia (itwiki)

Onchesmo (in greco antico: Ὀγχεσμός^?) è stata un'antica città marittima nella Caonia (Epiro meridionale). La tradizione vuole che la città sia stata fondata da Anchise, padre di Enea, che la chiamò 'Αγχίσου λιμήν. Al tempo di Cicerone (I secolo a.C.), il porto della città era abitualmente il luogo d'imbarco per passare dall'Epiro all'Italia; talmente comune era questa tratta che Cicerone, nelle sue epistole ad Atticum, chiama il vento che proviene dall'Epiro meridionale onchesmittes.

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archaeological site (Q839954)	historic=archaeological_site