- Abacomancy, also
known as
Amathomancy (from the Gr**** word "
amathos"
meaning sand) a form of
divination based on the
interpretation of the
patterns in...
- amiable, amicable, amity, enemy, enmity,
inimical amath- sand Gr**** ἄμαθος (
amathos)
amathophobia ambi-, am-, amb-, ambo-, an- both, on both
sides Latin ambi...
- amiable, amicable, amity, enemy, enmity,
inimical amath- sand Gr**** ἄμαθος (
amathos)
amathophobia ambi-, am-, amb-, ambo-, an- both, on both
sides Latin ambi...
- and
Priene declare independence from
Persian Empire 498
Cyprus (Except
Amathos), Caria, Paesos, Abydos, Cios, Percote, Lampsakos, Myrcinos, Tenedos, Dardanos...
- needed] by
sounds amathomancy /ˈæməθoʊmænsi/ → see
abacomancy by sand (Gr****
amathos, 'sandy soil' + manteía, 'prophecy')
ambulomancy /ˈæmbjʊloʊmænsi/: by walking...
- ex-name of Macedonia,
region of
Emathia from
mythological Emathus (Homeric
amathos êmathoessa, river-sandy land, PIE *samadh.
Generally the
coastal Lower...
-
least to the
second half of the
fourth century, when
Marsyas of
Pella made
Amathos and
Pieros the
eponymous of
these two subdivisions..." Suda, s.v. Homer...
-
least to the
second half of the
fourth century, when
Marsyas of
Pella made
Amathos and
Pieros the
eponymous of
these two subdivisions..." Aelian, De Natura...
-
Institutions Under the
Kings - Page 240 [1] by Miltiadēs V.
Chatzopoulos (
Amathos) Steph**** of Byzantium. s. v.
Brusis Hammond, A
History of
Macedonia p...
-
local Emathus. The
etymology of the name is of
Homeric Gr****
origin - ‘
amathos’=
sandy soil, opp. to sea-sand (psámathos = ψάμαθος); in
plural the links...
