Terina

Terina was an ancient Greek city on the Tyrrhenian coast of Bruttium in southern Italy, a colony of Croton probably founded in the early 5th century BCE near the modern Gulf of Sant'Eufemia. It was known for its fine silver coins, many showing a winged Nike. The Bruttii captured it in the 4th century BCE, and Hannibal destroyed it during the Second Punic War.