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- Cilla or Killa (Ancient Greek: Κίλλα) was a town of ancient Aeolis and later of ancient Mysia, mentioned by Homer in the Iliad, alongside the cities Chryse and Tenedus. The city is mentioned by other Greek writers. Herodotus counted Cilia as one of the eleven old Aeolian cities of Asia. Strabo places Cilia in the Adramyttene: He says, "...near to Thebe is now a place named Cilia, where the temple of Apollo Cillaeus is; there flows by it the river Cillos which comes from Ida; both Chrysa and Cilla are near Antandrus; also the hill Cillaeum in Lesbos derived its name from this Cilla; and there is a mountain Cillaeum between Gargara and Antandrus; says that the temple of Apollo Cillaeus was first built at Colonae by the Aeolians, who came from Hellas; and they say that a temple of Apollo Cillaeus was also built at Chrysa, but it is uncertain whether this Apollo was the same as Smintheus, or another." According to fragmentary inscriptions from the Acropolis, Cilla was a member of the Delian League. The river mentioned by Strabo is identified with the modern , but the site of the town itself has not been discovered. (en)
- Cila (en griego, Κίλλα) era una antigua ciudad de Eólida. Homero, en el canto I de la Ilíada, la menciona como un lugar protegido por Apolo, al igual que Crisa y Ténedos. Es citada por Heródoto entre las doce primitivas ciudades eolias. Estrabón la sitúa en el territorio de Adramitio, cerca de donde se había ubicado Tebas Hipoplacia y donde aún existía un santuario de Apolo Cileo, situado junto al río Cileo. Plinio el Viejo, por su parte, cita Cila entre las ciudades desaparecidas de la región de Eólida. (es)
- Cilla (in greco antico: Κίλλα) era una città dell'antica Grecia ubicata in Eolide. (it)
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- Cila (en griego, Κίλλα) era una antigua ciudad de Eólida. Homero, en el canto I de la Ilíada, la menciona como un lugar protegido por Apolo, al igual que Crisa y Ténedos. Es citada por Heródoto entre las doce primitivas ciudades eolias. Estrabón la sitúa en el territorio de Adramitio, cerca de donde se había ubicado Tebas Hipoplacia y donde aún existía un santuario de Apolo Cileo, situado junto al río Cileo. Plinio el Viejo, por su parte, cita Cila entre las ciudades desaparecidas de la región de Eólida. (es)
- Cilla (in greco antico: Κίλλα) era una città dell'antica Grecia ubicata in Eolide. (it)
- Cilla or Killa (Ancient Greek: Κίλλα) was a town of ancient Aeolis and later of ancient Mysia, mentioned by Homer in the Iliad, alongside the cities Chryse and Tenedus. The city is mentioned by other Greek writers. Herodotus counted Cilia as one of the eleven old Aeolian cities of Asia. According to fragmentary inscriptions from the Acropolis, Cilla was a member of the Delian League. The river mentioned by Strabo is identified with the modern , but the site of the town itself has not been discovered. (en)
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- Cila (es)
- Cilla (city) (en)
- Cilla (Eolide) (it)
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