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Chersias (Ancient Gr****: Χερσίας) of
Orchomenus (fl. late 7th
century BCE) was an
archaic Gr**** epic poet
whose work is all but lost today.
Plutarch presents...
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Binomial name
Kedestes lepenula (Wallengren, 1857)
Synonyms Kedestes lepedula (missp.)
Hesperia lepenula Wallengren, 1857
Cyclopides chersias Hewitson, 1877...
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Thomas Nimely 18,313 41.44% CDC A.
Marshall Dennis 11,891 26.91% UP Alex
Chersia Grant 7,977 18.05% CPP
Cyrus S.
Cooper II 4,118 9.32% LINU
William Y. Glay...
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accurately after all. The
other tradition,
first mentioned in an
epigram by
Chersias of
Orchomenus written in the 7th
century BC (within a
century or so of...
- of the
fourth century BC
generally considered a
tragic poet
Charixene Chersias of Orchomenus,
archaic epic C****ilus (tragic poet)
Athenian tragic poet...
- Steph**** of Byzantium, s.v.
Aspledon Pausanias, 9.38.9–9.39.1
citing Chersias Hyginus,
Fabulae 170 Steph**** of Byzantium, s.v.
Mideia Apollodorus, The...
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Charybdis Chastieis Chatsworth Head
Cheirisophus (general)
Chelys Cheramyes Chersias Chersiphron Chi (letter)
Chian wine
Chigi vase
Children of
Heracles Chiliarch...
- H.
Bartekwa was
elected in the
Grand Kru
County #2
District and Alex
Chersia Grant won in the
Grand Gedeh County #3 District. The MPC
again unsuccessfully...
- 1857, Bastia:
imprimerie Fabiani, p. 6 Vincent-Marie Farinole;
Lucien Chersia (1857),
Discours prononcés sur la
tombe de M. Vincent-Louis Pierangeli...
