- hekatón,
meaning "hundred". In 19th
century English it was
sometimes spelled "
hecato", in line with a
puristic opinion by
Thomas Young. Its unit
symbol as an...
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Hecato may
refer to:
Hecato of Rhodes, a
Stoic philosopher hecato (unit prefix), an
archaic metric unit
prefix This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Hecato or
Hecaton of
Rhodes (Gr****: Ἑκάτων; fl. c. 100 BC) was a Gr****
Stoic philosopher. He was a
native of Rhodes, and a
disciple of Panaetius, but nothing...
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their mothers – Leto and
Asteria – are sisters. One of Apollo's epithets,
Hecatos, is the
masculine form of Hecate, and both
names mean "working from afar"...
- (4th
century BC),
architect and
technical adviser for
Alexander the Great.
Hecato of
Rhodes (c. 100 BC),
Stoic philosopher.
Hieronymus of Rhodes, (c.290-c...
- eneneconta- enenecontakis- etc. enenecosto- navati- 100 centi- centen- centesim-
hecato(n)- hecatontakis-
hundred times hecatontaplo- hundred-multiple hecatontad-...
- both in
formation and in spelling; hecto-, kilo-, myria-,
etymologically hecato-, chilio-, myrio-; In
standard chemical nomenclature, the
numerical prefixes...
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French king and
queen of Navarre. It
comprised 104 distichs, or couplets.
Hecato is a
prefix from the Gr**** word for "hundred". The
Hecatodistichon was published...
- Nestor, Basilides, Dard****, Antipater, Heraclides, Sosigenes, Panaetius,
Hecato, Posidonius, Athenodorus,
another Athenodorus, Antipater, Arius, and Cornutus...
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Lucilius Balbus (fl. c. 125 BC)
Stoic philosopher, and a
pupil of
Panaetius Hecato of
Rhodes (fl. 100 BC)
Pupil of Panaetius,
wrote about ethics Diotimus the...
