-
Muslim figures such as
Jamal al-Din al-Afghani,
Muhammad Abduh, and
their epigones, all of whom
seemed inclined toward a
scripturalist understanding of Islam...
-
Ptolemy is also
identified as the following:
Ptolemy Epigone, also
known as
Ptolemy the
Epigone,
Epigone (Epigonos) i.e. the heir, he is
known from an inscription...
- of Karl
Adolph Gjellerup Epigonos of Telmessos,
second son of
Ptolemy I
Epigone Antipater Epigonos, son of
Epigonos of
Telmessus Ptolemy Epigonos, co-regent...
- Propaganda" (18–19,
favoring Lysimachus and Ptolemy) and the rule of
Ptolemy I
Epigone as
dynast in Telmessos.
Ptolemy as the son of
Lysimachus inherited his...
- that he also was one of the
first authors of
science fiction novels,
Épigone,
histoire du siècle ****ur (1659),
recognized as "the
first true uchrony"...
- biogenesis, dysgenic, endogen, endogenous, epigene, epigenesis, epigenetics,
epigone, erogenous, Eugene, eugenic, eugenics, exogenous, gametogenesis, gene,...
-
University of
Rochester Press, 2010.
Daniel Hensel:
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach.
Epigone oder Originalgenie,
verquere Erscheinung oder großer Komponist?; Stuttgart:...
- German). Vienna:
Rikola Verlag. OCLC 7997320. Wecker,
Hartmut (1994). Der
Epigone,
Ignaz Brüll: ein jüdischer
Komponist im
Wiener Brahms-Kreis (in German)...
- mythological,
allegorical and
biblical scenes.
Often regarded as a
pupil and
epigone of Rubens, he was
never recorded as a
member of Rubens' workshop. He regularly...
- Wars".
Retrieved August 27, 2011. Marks,
Kevin (August 20, 2011). "Epeus'
epigone:
Google Plus must stop this
Identity Theatre".
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