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| Euboia and Kyme (Asia Minor) | Kyme (Cumae) c. 750 |
| Euboia | [Kerkyra (Corcyra) 733] {Corfu} |
| Euboia | Chalkidike (various cities) |
| Chalkis | Katane & Leontinoi 728 {Catania; Lentini} |
| Chalkis, Kyme, Samos, Messenians | Zankle (Messene) 725-715 {Messina} |
| Chalkis & Messenians | Rhegion 720 {Reggio di Calabria} |
| Achaia & Troizen | Sybaris 720 |
| Achaia | Croton 710 {Crotone} |
| Corinth | Syracuse 734 {Siracusa} |
| Corinth | Corcyra (seized, late 7th c.) |
| Corcyra & Corinth | Epidamnus 625 |
| Corinth | Poteidaia 594 |
| Sparta | Taras 706 {Taranto} |
| Rhodes & Crete | Gela 688 {Gela} |
| Gela & Rhodes | Akragas (Agrigentum) 580 {Agrigento} |
| Megara | Selinous 628 |
| Megara | Chalkedon 685 |
| Megara | Byzantion 668/660 {Istanbul} |
| Phokaia | Massalia (Massilia) 600 {Marseilles} |
| Phokaia | Lampsacus |
| Thera | Kyrene (Cyrene) 630 |
| Miletus | Sinope & Trapezus {Sinope; Trabzon} |
| Miletus | Abydus |
| Miletus | Cyzicus |
Note: Euboia = Chalcis and/or Eretria, the major cities on the island
On the founding of Corcyra: the Chalcidians were driven out by Corinth late in the 8th century to help the Eretrians, who were at war with the Chalcidians. Corinth maintained a hold on Corcyra.
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