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Tritaea
Tritaea was an ancient Greek city in the inland hills of western Achaea in the Peloponnese, one of the twelve cities of the Achaean League. According to Polybius, it was one of the four cities, with Dyme, Patrae and Pharae, that revived the league in 280 BCE. Its remains lie in the hills south of Patrae.
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