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Aristogenes (Ancient Gr****: Ἀριστογένης) is the name of more than one
person of
ancient history:
Aristogenes (physician), the name of two Gr**** physicians...
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Aristogenes (Ancient Gr****: Ἀριστογένης) of
Athens was an
ancient Gr****
general during the
Peloponnesian War, who was one of the ten
commanders appointed...
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Aristogenes (Gr****: Ἀριστογένης; fl. 3rd
century BC) the name of two Gr****
physicians mentioned by the Suda, of whom one was a
native of Thasos, and wrote...
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fleet was
commanded collaboratively by
eight generals: Aristocrates,
Aristogenes, Diomedon, Erasinides, Lysias, Pericles,
Protomachus and Thrasyllus....
- they
failed to
rescue the
sailors after the battle. But he,
along with
Aristogenes,
deserted and did not
return to Athens. Xenophon, ****enika, 1.5.16 Xenophon...
- face of
public opinion. At the trial, the
remaining generals – two,
Aristogenes and Protomachus, had
already fled
Athens rather than face
trial – were...
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based on a "physicochemical approach" to evolution. He
believed that
aristogenes operate as
biomechanisms in the
geneplasm of the organism. He also held...
- Pericles, Lysias, Diomedon, Aristocrates, Erasinides, Protomachus, and
Aristogenes are
strategoi 405–404 93.4
Alexias Battle of Aegospotami. Adeimantus...
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Fairfield Osborn's 1934
version of orthogenesis, aristogenesis,
argued that
aristogenes, not
mutation or
natural selection,
created all novelty.
Osborn supposed...
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Syracusan general in the
Peloponnesian War 414 BC Heracleides, son of
Aristogenes, a
Syracusan admiral in the
Peloponnesian War 409 BC
Heracleides (admiral)...
