Definition of Cleomachus. Meaning of Cleomachus. Synonyms of Cleomachus

- Cleomachus (Gr****: Κλεόμαχος) was an Ancient Gr**** warrior from Thessaly, notable for his defeat of the Eretrians in the Lelantine War. Cleomachus was...
- decisive battle the Chalcidians called for the aid of a warrior named Cleomachus. Cleomachus answered their request and brought his lover along with him. He...
- that Mnesilochus has been making love to the wife of a soldier called Cleomachus who is threatening to kill Mnesilochus. To protect his son, Nicobulus...
- decisive battle the Chalcidians called for the aid of a warrior named Cleomachus (glorious warrior). He answered their request, bringing his lover to watch...
- that Mnesilochus has been making love to the wife of a soldier called Cleomachus who is threatening to kill Mnesilochus. To protect his son, Nicobulus...
- choir conductor, lecturer G Miss Cleo 1962–2016 American TV personality L Cleomachus d. 7th century BC Gr**** Warrior G James Cleveland 1931–1991 American Gospel...
- 258–257 BC Antiphon 257–256 BC Thymochares 256–255 BC Antimachus 255–254 BC Cleomachus 254–253 BC Phanostratus 253–252 BC Pheidostratus 252–251 BC Callimedes...
- Cleobulus Cleocharia Cleodaeus Cleodora (nymph) Cleodorus Cleolaus Cleolla Cleomachus Cleombrotus I Cleombrotus II Cleombrotus (regent) Cleombrotus of Ambracia...
- Thus, he writes, they procured the aid of a Thessalian, Kleomachos (Cleomachus) of Pharsalos, whose cavalry defeated the Eretrians in a battle. According...
- Gnesippus (Gr****: Γνήσιππος), son of Cleomachus, a Doric lyric poet, according to Meineke, whose light and licentious love verses were attacked by the...