ancient city of Cumae

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The ancient city of Cumae was a prominent Greek colony in southern Italy, famed as a major cultural and religious center and as the home of the legendary Cumaean Sibyl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek colony
ancient city
archaeological site
settlement in Magna Graecia
alliedWith Syracuse in Battle of Cumae
associatedWith Apollo NERFINISHED
Cumaean Sibyl NERFINISHED
battle Battle of Cumae (474 BCE) NERFINISHED
country Italy
culture Greek
currentStatus ruined city
currentUse archaeological park
defeated Etruscan fleet at the Battle of Cumae
event siege by the Etruscans
exported Greek culture to inland Campania
foundedAround c. 750 BCE
foundedBy Greek colonists from Euboea
settlers from Chalcis
settlers from Eretria
foundedInCentury 8th century BCE
governedAs Greek polis
hasOracle oracle of the Cumaean Sibyl NERFINISHED
hasSanctuary sanctuary of Apollo NERFINISHED
hasStructure acropolis
city walls
necropolis
influenced development of Latin alphabet
early Roman religion
knownFor Cumaean Sibyl NERFINISHED
early Greek presence in Italy
major cultural center
major religious center
language Greek
laterControlledBy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
Samnites NERFINISHED
laterCulture Roman
laterLanguage Latin
laterReligion Roman religion
locatedIn Campania
Phlegraean Fields region NERFINISHED
southern Italy
locatedInMunicipality Bacoli NERFINISHED
locatedNear Bay of Naples NERFINISHED
Tyrrhenian Sea NERFINISHED
mentionedBy Livy NERFINISHED
Strabo
Virgil NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Aeneid NERFINISHED
partOf Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
politicalStatus independent polis in archaic period
regionInAntiquity Campania NERFINISHED
religion ancient Greek religion

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Sanctuary of the Cumaean Sibyl locatedNear ancient city of Cumae