Potidaea

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Pot·i·dae·a

(pŏt′ĭ-dē′ə)
An ancient city of northeast Greece. Founded as a Corinthian colony in 609 bc, it revolted against Athens in 432 but was reconquered in 429 after a two-year siege. Philip of Macedon destroyed the city in 356.
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