Locri Epizefiri was an ancient Greek city located in southern Italy, specifically in the region of Calabria. Founded by settlers from Locri in Greece, it was established around the 7th century BCE. The city was known for its strategic coastal position and played a significant role in trade and cultural exchange in the Mediterranean. The inhabitants of Locri Epizefiri were known for their contributions to philosophy and law, particularly through the works of the philosopher Zeno of Citium. The city also had a rich artistic heritage, with notable temples and public buildings that reflected the architectural styles of the time.