Keta ndodheshin poshte Epirit ose ne kufi me Fiset Epirote
Simbas Polybius... Gjenerali Romak i quan Aitolet(Etolet) si fise qe nuk jane greke..
Polybius (book XVIII sect 5) Plb. 18.5.8
What is this Greece, pray, from which ye bid me depart? How do you define it? Why,
most of the Aetolians themselves are not Greeks; for neither the Agrai, nor the Apodoti,
nor the Amphilochi are counted as Greek. Do you then give up those tribes to me?"
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Apodotoi
The Apodoti (Apodotoi, Thuc. iii. 94; Apodotoi, Pol. xvii. 5) inhabited the mountains above Naupactus,
on the borders of Locris. They are said by Polybius not to have been Hellenes. (Comp. Liv. xxxii. 34.)
North of these dwelt the Ophionenses or Ophienses (Ophioneis, Thuc. l. c.; Ophieis, Strab. pp. 451,465),
and to them belonged the smaller tribes of the Bomienses.
Agraei
The Agraei, who inhabited the north-west corner of Aetolia, bordering upon Ambracia, were not a division of the
Aetolian nation, but a separate people, governed at the time of the Peloponnesian war by a king of their own,
and only united to Aetolia at a later period. The Aperanti, who lived in the same district, appear to have been
a subdivision of the Agraei. Pliny (iv. 3) mentions various other peoples as belonging to Aetolia, such as the
Athamanes, Tymphaei, Dolopes, &c.; but this statement is only true of the later period of the Aetolian League,
when the Aetolians had extended their dominion over most of the neighbouring tribes of Epirus and Thessaly.
Ja te shikojme edhe nje Monedhe nga Etolia
Ngjane shume me Monedhe Maqedone dhe Ilire.. Kapelja karakteristike....
" e Epirit:
