Definition of Machimoi. Meaning of Machimoi. Synonyms of Machimoi

- The term máchimoi (Gr****: μάχιμοι, plural of μάχιμος, máchimos, meaning "pugnacious") commonly refers to a broad category of ancient Egyptian low-ranked...
- of which became increasingly common. Members of the army, such as the machimoi (low ranking native soldiers) were sometimes recruited as guards for officials...
- nephew Nakhthorheb as the leader of the machimoi (Diodorus Siculus, certainly exaggerating, claimed that the machimoi were 80,000 in number). Teos placed...
- drilled local natives as hoplites or rather Macedonian phalanx, like the Machimoi of the Ptolemaic army. The Gr**** armies of the ****enistic period mostly...
- II accompanied his uncle Teos in that campaign and was in charge of the machimoi. In an attempt to quickly raise finances for the war, Teos imposed taxes...
- his own son Nakhthorheb, who was serving Teos as the commander of the machimoi, to rebel against him and to rise as pharaoh himself. His plan was successful:...
- allowing the native Egyptian warrior class, the Machimoi, into the phalanx. Up until that point the Machimoi had only performed auxiliary duties such as archery...
- Egyptians to serve in the phalanx. These 30,000 picked Egyptians, known as the Machimoi Epil****i, fought well in the battle, but caused problems later on. The...
- Maa Kheru Maathorneferure Maatkare B Maatkare Mutemhat MacGregor plaque Machimoi Mafdet Magas of Cyrene Mahat chapel of Mentuhotep II Mahu (noble) Mahu...
- misspelled the name, he emended Madrimosaurus to Machimosaurus, from the Gr**** machimoi, ancient Egyptian troops deplo**** during the Ptolemaic Dynasty plus the...