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Ionia

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Ionia

In classical times the east coast of the Aegean Sea and the offshore islands, settled about 1000 BC by the Ionians; it included the cities of Ephesus, Miletus, and later Smyrna, and the islands of Chios and Samos.

Ionia

City and seat of Ionia County, in south-central Michigan, on the Grand River, 45 km/28 mi east of Grand Rapids; population (1990) 5,900. It trades in locally grown fruit, livestock, grain, and beans, and also mills flour. Manufactures include car parts, processed food, and furniture. Two districts of historic architecture have been preserved.



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In Ionia and the islands the epic poets followed the Homeric tradition, singing of romantic subjects in the now stereotyped heroic style, and showing originality only in their choice of legends hitherto neglected or summarily and imperfectly treated.
Such are those to whom some state is given either for money or by the favour of him who bestows it; as happened to many in Greece, in the cities of Ionia and of the Hellespont, where princes were made by Darius, in order that they might hold the cities both for his security and his glory; as also were those emperors who, by the corruption of the soldiers, from being citizens came to empire.
 
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