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Greek Mythology > People, Places, & Things > Cyzicos (2)
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A peninsula which juts into the Propontis (Sea of Marmara) from the Phrygian mainland and a city on that peninsula.
Although not really an island, the peninsula of Kyzikos is often called Bear Island as well as Bear Mountain; a narrow isthmus connects the peninsula with the mainland and the city of Kyzikos is located on the isthmus.
Kyzikos was controlled by various factions of the Greeks until 387-6 BCE when the Persians took the town as part of the Peace of Antalkidas (Antalcidas).
The name may also be rendered as Kyzikus or Cyzicus.
Approximate east longitude 27.90 and north latitude 40.41.
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