- The
Lemnian language was
spoken on the
island of Lemnos, Greece, in the
second half of the 6th
century BC. It is
mainly attested by an
inscription found...
-
Raetic language of the Alps,
named after the
Rhaetian people; and the
Lemnian language of the
Aegean Sea.
Camunic in
northern Lombardy,
between Etruscan...
-
Lemnian holds first place among evils in story: it has long been told with
groans as an
abominable calamity. Men
compare each new
horror to
Lemnian troubles...
- The
Lemnian Athena, or
Athena Lemnia, was a
classical Gr****
statue of the
goddess Athena.
According to
geographer Pausanias (1.28.2), the
original bronze...
- of
ancient labyrinths: the
Cretan labyrinth, an
Egyptian labyrinth, a
Lemnian labyrinth, and an
Italian labyrinth.
These are all
complex underground...
- A
Lemnian deed is the
cruel slaughter of
someone as revenge.
There are two
possible origins for this term: the epic of
Jason and the Argonauts, where...
-
geographer Pausanias relates that a
small island called Chryse, off the
Lemnian coast, was
swallowed up by the sea. All
volcanic action is now extinct...
- the
Lemnian clay. In 1543, he
visited Constantinople where,
after making enquiries, he
encountered 18
types of
different products marketed as
Lemnian Earth...
- Marchesini, and Rex E. Wallace.
Common features between Etruscan, Rhaetic, and
Lemnian have been
observed in morphology, phonology, and syntax. On the
other hand...
- elements, such as Thracian, Tyrrhenian, Pelasgian,
Phrygian or Hittite. The
Lemnian cult was
always local to Lemnos, but the
Samothracian mystery cult spread...
