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Ephebos (Gr****: ἔφηβος; pl. epheboi, Gr****: ἔφηβοι),
latinized as
ephebus (pl. ephebi) and
anglicised as
ephebe (pl. ephebes), is a term for a male adolescent...
- hair,
which was the
prerogative of boys, was cut at the
coming of age (
ephebeia) and
dedicated to Apollo. The god
himself is
depicted with long, uncut...
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involving young Spartans, part of the
agoge regime of
Spartan education.
Ephebeia, a
training period for
young Athenians Wetting-down. In the U.S. Navy and...
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Retrieved 29
November 2012.[permanent dead link] Kennell,
Nigel M. (2006).
Ephebeia: a
register of Gr****
cities with
citizen training systems in the ****enistic...
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competent warriors through physical training.
Another institution, the
ephebeia would deal with
military training.
There were two
purposes of the sports...
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years old, the
Athenian ephebos had to live
during the 2
years in the
ephebeia (ἐφηβεία).
Relegated to the
edges of society, they were
given a marginal...
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epheboides E.
fruticosa E.
hispidula E.
lanata E.
tasmanica Synonyms Ephebeia Nyl. (1875)
Spilonematopsis E.Dahl (1950)
Ephebomyces Cif. & Tomas. (1953)...
- Henderson,
Thomas R. (2020). The
springtime of the people : the
Athenian Ephebeia and
citizen training from
Lykourgos to Augustus. Leiden: Brill. ISBN 9789004433359...
- Henderson,
Thomas R. (2020). The
springtime of the people : the
Athenian Ephebeia and
citizen training from
Lykourgos to Augustus. Leiden. pp. 259–260....
