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aspect of
helotism; thus Messenians, who were
conquered in the
Messenian Wars of the 8th
century BC,
become synonymous in
Herodotus with
helots. The situation...
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Helotes (/həˈloʊtɪs/ hə-LOH-tis) is a city in
Bexar County, Texas,
United States,
located on the far
northwestern side of San Antonio. It is part of the...
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manual labour. The
helots were used as
unskilled serfs,
tilling Spartan land.
Helot women were
often used as wet nurses.
Helots also
travelled with the...
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Pseudophaloe helotes is a moth in the
family Erebidae. It was
described by
Herbert Druce in 1884. It is
found in Panama. Savela,
Markku (July 5, 2019)...
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Microcotyle helotes is a
species of monogenean,
parasitic on the
gills of a
marine fish. It
belongs to the
family Microcotylidae.
Microcotyle helotes was described...
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dependence on the
helots,
slaves who
worked the
fields while its
citizens trained to be soldiers. The
Pylos post
began attracting helot runaways. In addition...
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Willem Helot (27
October 1675 – 7
November 1749), was
secunde and
Acting Governor of the Cape Colony.
Helot arrived at the Cape as a
soldier in 1694 and...
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helots revolted against their masters several times. In 370/69 BC, as a
result of Epaminondas'
liberation of
Messenia from
Spartan rule, the
helot system...
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citizen soldiers), 5,000
other Lacodaemonian hoplites (perioeci) and 35,000
helots (seven per Spartiate). Pausanias, the
regent for his
cousin Pleistarchus...
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Batrisodes venyivi, also
known as
Helotes mold beetle, is an
eyeless beetle in the
family Staphylinidae. They are
found exclusively in the dark zones...
