Venetian period · Village life · Running the village
'Molini': the village appears under its own name
1704 Proven
In his description of the Peloponnese, printed in Venice in 1704, P. A. Pacifico lists the 29 villages of the territory of Argos. Next to 'Civeri' he names a separate village 'Molini', the Mills. This is the oldest known mention of Myloi as a village name; the Venetian census of 1700 did not yet have it.
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- Myloi (the village)
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- Proven confirmed by primary sources
Sources
- P. A. Pacifico, Breve descrizzione corografica del Peloponneso ò Morea, Venice 1704, pp. 117–118
- Κ. Ντόκος, «Breve descrittione del Regno di Morea», Εώα και Εσπέρια 1 (1993), p. 103
- Ευτυχία Δ. Λιάτα, «Αργεία γη. Από το τεριτόριο στο βιλαέτι», ΚΝΕ/ΕΙΕ 82, Αθήνα 2003, p. 39 Open (opens in a new tab)
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