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date: 14 December 2024

Aitolia 

Source:
The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium
Author(s):
Alexander KazhdanAlexander Kazhdan

(Αἰτωλία), a mountainous region in the western part of central Greece, between the Ambracian Gulf and the Gulf of Corinth; west of Aitolia lay Akarnania, a part of which occupied the fertile valley of the Acheloos River; the Akarnanian coast faced the islands of the Ionian Sea—Leukas, Ithaka, and Kephalenia. The region was a part of the theme of ... ...

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