- was said that the
Aeolians were
previously called Pelasgians.
Originating in Thessaly, a part of
which was
called Aeolis, the
Aeolians often appear as the...
- the
mythical ruler of the winds. The islands'
inhabitants are
known as
Aeolians (Italian: Eoliani). The
islands had a
permanent po****tion of 14,224 at...
- of the
Aeolians Aeolians, an
ancient Gr****
tribe thought to be
descended from Aeolus, son of ****en
Aeolian or
Eolian may also
refer to:
Aeolian (album)...
- The
Aeolian mode is a
musical mode or, in
modern usage, a
diatonic scale also
called the
natural minor scale. On the piano,
using only the
white keys...
-
Aeolian sound or
Aeolian tone is
sound that is
produced by wind when it p****es over or
through objects. Historically,
Aeolus was the Gr****
ruler of the...
-
Aeolian processes, also
spelled eolian,
pertain to wind
activity in the
study of
geology and
weather and
specifically to the wind's
ability to
shape the...
- An
Aeolian harp (also wind harp) is a
musical instrument that is pla**** by the wind.
Named after Aeolus, the
ancient Gr**** god of the wind, the traditional...
-
south to the
Hermus River (now the
Gediz River). It was
named for the
Aeolians, some of whom
migrated there from
Greece before 1000 BC.
Aeolis was, however...
- A
windmill is a
machine operated by the
force of wind
acting on
vanes or
sails to mill
grain (gristmills).
Windmills were used
throughout the high medieval...
-
inhabitants were
later called Aeolians from the name of a
Thessalic tribe who had
taken part in the migration. The
Aeolians next
colonised the
western coast...
