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The Epirote dances Kleftes and Perdikomata have been sometimes regarded as variants of Tsamiko, although this isn't universally accepted since they have been also classified as distinct genres.

Ancient Epirotes in Macedon.

However, Eugammon in his Telegony, drawing upon earlier epic traditions, mentions that Odysseus commanded the Epirotian Thesprotians against the Bryges.

She had the remains of the corpse cremated at Cosentia and sent back the bones to the Epirote garrison at Metapontum.

Following the death of Stephen Gabrielopoulos in 1333, Elasson was one of the Thessalian towns (along with Stagoi, Trikala, Damasis, and Fanari) that for a short while fell under the rule of the Epirote ruler John II Orsini ().

In 1957, he created the Calypso-Phot for Jacques-Yves Cousteau under their La Spirotechnique company name.

Metellus chose not to take the usual Epirote route used by previous Roman commanders into Macedon; he advanced along the Thessalian coast with the assistance of the fleet of Attalus II Philadelphus of Pergamon; Andriscus, wary of letting Metellus overrunning the coastal districts, engaged him at Pydna.

The only medieval sources to use the surname "Angelos" to refer to Michael were later pro-Palaiologos historians hostile to him and the Epirote state's rival claims to the Byzantine inheritance.

More conventionally, Mesostigmatophyceae, Spirotaenia, and Cholokybophyceae are basal Streptophyta.

It belonged to the Thesprotians, the local Epirot Greek tribe.

"Cvnevs prophetarvm de Christo salvatore mvndi et eivs evangelica veritate, italice et epirotice contexta, et in duas partes diuisa a Petro Bogdano Macedone, Sacr.