Tempe
A valley in Thessaly through which the river Peneus flows into the Aegean. It is described by the poets as one of the most delightful places in the world.
Tenedos or Tenedus. A small island of the Aegean Sea, off the coast of Troas. It appears in the legend of the Trojan war as the station to which the Greeks withdrew their fleet in order to induce the Trojans to think that they had departed, and to receive the wooden horse. In the Persian war it was used by Xerxes as a naval station.