ης (ἡ) Œnoè :
   I n. de deux dèmes att. :
      1 dans la tribu Hippothoontide (auj. Inói) HDT. 5, 74 ; THC. 2, 18, etc. ;
      2 dans la tribu Æantide, LUC. Ic. 18 ;
   II v. de Corinthie, XÉN. Hell. 4, 5, 5 et 19.

Étym. οἶνος.

ἡ, (< οἶνος) Oenoë, name of two Attic demes, of the φυλὴ Ἱπποθοωντίς, on the Boeot. frontier near Eleutherae, Hdt. 5.74, Th. 2.18, Str. 8.6.16 (Οἰνώνη codd.). of the φυλὴ Αἰαντίς, near Marathon ; Οἰνόη or Οἰναῖοι τὴν χαράδραν, prov. of self-inflicted ruin, Zen. 5.29, Hsch. ; loc. pl. Οἰνόησι IG1². 845.5. Adj. Οἰναῖος, belonging to one of these demes, ib. 22.99, 1623.5, 1926.130, etc. ; also Οἰνοαῖος SIG 541 A 3 (Delph., iii BC).

Place, proper name

• ancient cistern, stoa, and other settlement traces near the village of Merkouri in Argolid Peloponnese. (TOPOS text)
• Classical to Hellenistic polis at Kampos, Ikaria in Ikaria Aegean. (TOPOS text)
• 4th c. fortress with earlier sherds on rock above Schinos, Korinthia. (TOPOS text)