Tegea

Besides these mistakes, he says that Nabis started on his return from Messenia by the gate on the road to Tegea.

He, however, restored them to the enjoyment of their own laws and original constitution, and marched away the same day to Tegea.

Antigonus now advanced, took Tegea, and allowed his troops to plunder Orchomenus and Mantinea.

Parnes: the mountain is called Parthenion above Tegea, by Herodotus.

The programme of the other (Stasippus's) party was to leave Tegea undisturbed and in the enjoyment of the old national laws.