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Aipy

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Aipy or Aepy ({{lang-grc|Αἶπυ}}) was a city in ancient Elis, Greece.^[1] It was one of the oldest towns in Elis, mentioned by Homer in the Catalogue of Ships in Iliad, as one of the territories ruled by Nestor.^[2] Homer uses the expression "ἐΰκτιτον Αίπυ" (ἐΰκτιτον means "well-built" and Αίπυ, the town's name, means "steep").^[3] It is also quoted in the Homeric Hymn to Apollo.^[4] There are those who believe that the name corresponds to the toponym A-pu2 cited in tablets in Linear B.^[5]

Its location is a mystery, which has occupied minds since at least the time of Strabo, who commented it could be considered that Aipy should be identified with a city called Margana or with a natural bastion located near Makistos.^[6] It may the same as the later Epeium, a town of Triphylia, which was located on a mountain, between Macistus and Heraea.^[1] The site of Epeium is tentatively identified with a site near Tripiti.^[7]^[8] Others suggest that Aipy was the later Typaneae, and locate its site between the present villages Platiana and Makistos (both in the municipal unit of Skillounta), where a wall of the ancient acropolis survives into the present, together with a theatre and an agora (market), now entirely in ruins.^[9]

References

1. ^¹{{cite DGRG|title=Aepy}}
2. ^{{Cite Iliad|2.592}}
3. ^{{cite Book|title=Estrabón, Geografía libros VIII-X|page= 74, n. 207|author=Juan José Torres Esbarranch|language=Spanish|place=Madrid|publisher=Gredos|year=2001|isbn= 84-249-2298-0}}
4. ^ Homeric Hymn to Apollo 423.
5. ^{{Cite book|title= Homero, Iliad|editors=José García Blanco and Luis M Macía Aparicio|page=77, & note|place=Madrid|publisher=CSIC|year=1991|language=Spanish}}
6. ^{{Cite Strabo|8.3.24}}
7. ^{{Cite DARE|22793}}
8. ^{{Cite Barrington|58}}
9. ^Πλατιανα

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