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Episkyros, or
episcyrus (Ancient Gr****: επίσκυρος,
epískyros, lit. 'upon the skyros'; also eπίκοινος, epíkoinos, lit. 'upon the public') was an Ancient...
- game
called phaininda (Gr****: φαινίνδα), or of
another Gr**** game
called episkyros (Gr****: ἐπίσκυρος). It
involved considerable speed,
agility and physical...
- ball was
kicked through goals".
Phaininda and
episkyros were Gr**** ball games. An
image of an
episkyros player depicted in low
relief on a
stele of c...
- Spartans,
known for
their military prowess,
engaged in team
sports like the
episkyros, a type of football. Rome
adopted and
adapted many Gr**** sports, introducing...
- test of
quickness and skill.
Pollux (i. x. 104)
mentions a game
called episkyros (ἐπίσκυρος),
which has
often been
looked on as the
origin of football...
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believed to have been
adapted from a Gr**** team game
known as "ἐπίσκυρος" (
Episkyros) or "φαινίνδα" (phaininda),
which is
mentioned by a Gr**** playwright,...
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believed to have been
adapted from a Gr**** team game
known as ἐπίσκυρος (
episkyros) or φαινίνδα (phaininda),
which is
mentioned by a Gr**** playwright, Antiphanes...
- Nor**** of
Normandy and Brittany. Broomball, a
modern Canadian version.
Episkyros, an
Ancient Gr**** ball game.
Harpastum a
Roman ball game, a word probably...
- Pato
Ringball Slamball Historical Ancient games Aqsaqtuk Chinlone Cuju
Episkyros Harpastum Kemari Ki-o-rahi Marn
Grook Pasuckuakohowog Phaininda Tepuk...
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similar to a
badminton court, and pla**** over the net
using the hands.
Episkyros Harpastum Knattleikr La
soule List of
Chinese inventions List of China-related...
