- This
person happened to be his son
Lophis, whom the king did not
hesitate to slay nevertheless.
Mortally wounded,
Lophis still managed to run
around for...
-
Lophis (Ancient Gr****: Λοφίς) was a
small stream of
ancient Boeotia, near Haliartus,
apparently the same as the
Hopelites (Ὁπλίτης) of Plutarch, where...
- Daniel; M****utí, Enric; Palmeri, Angelo; Keskin, Çetin (16
November 2007). "
Lophis piscatorius (Mediterranean ****essment)". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species...
- son of
Midas killed by Heracles, and
eponym of a kind of
reaping songs Lophis Λόφις the
young son of a
Boeotian king
Lycaon Λυκάων the name of several...
- IRMNG: 1276811 ITIS: 43330 NCBI: 119994 Open Tree of Life: 4483 PLANTS:
LOPHI POWO: urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:19472-1 Tropicos: 40008663 VASCAN: 1369 WFO:...
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steralektryonoptekephalliokigklopeleiolagoiosiraiobap hetraganopterygon Lophis Lotus-eaters
Lotus tree
Loutrophoros Lower Ancyle Lower Paeania Lower Pergase...
-
hence called the
Haliartian marsh.
These streams bore the
names of Ocalea,
Lophis, Hoplites, Permessus, and Olmeius. The
territory of
Haliartus extended westward...
- of the
Chronarch Imperium. As a last resort, four
survivors named Aurok,
Lophi,
Thera and
Lucas decide to band
together and
found "ChronoBlade," the faction...
- 288
liquo 052
lithi 718
litri 090
littora 053 loco 289 logo 290
longo 521
lophi 166
lubrico 878
luciferi 291 luco 649 luna 596 lupi 292
luteo 759 lyra 293...
- the
characteristic shape of the
slitlike ostiole of the genus. Latin:
lophi <
lophi,
small crest + -ostoma <stóma,
mouth or <ostium, door both referring...
