- Milesia,
Milesian,
Milesians, or
Miletans may
refer to:
Milesians (Irish), a
people figuring in
Irish mythology Milesians (Gr****), the
inhabitants of Miletus...
-
Irish '
Milesians' with the
ancient Gr****
Milesians,
inhabitants of Miletus. However,
Joseph Lennon writes that "no link
exists among Míl,
Milesians and Miletus...
-
studies professor F. E.
Peters described pan-deism as "the
legacy of the
Milesians". As well as a philosopher,
Thales was also
suggested to have initiated...
- year 625 BC.
While the
probability is that
Thales was as Gr**** as most
Milesians,
Herodotus described Thales as "a
Phoenician by
remote descent". Diogenes...
- boxes, or
other symbols. Gr**** numerals, also
known as Ionic, Ionian,
Milesian, or
Alexandrian numerals, is a
system of
writing numbers using the letters...
-
truce of
three days,
during which the
Milesians would lie at
anchor nine waves'
distance from the s****. The
Milesians complied, but the
Tuatha Dé Danann...
- The
Milesian tale (Gr****: Μιλησιακά, Milesiaka; Latin:fabula milesiaca, or
Milesiae fabula) is a
genre of
fictional story prominent in
ancient Gr**** and...
- life
permeated everything in the cosmos, i.e., they were hylozoists. The
Milesians disagreed on what all
things had in common, and did not seem to experiment...
-
Amhairghin Glúngheal) or Glúnmar ("big knee") is a bard and
judge for the
Milesians in the
Irish Mythological Cycle. He was
appointed Chief Ollam of Ireland...
- (modern-day Turkey). He was the last of the
three philosophers of the
Milesian School,
after Thales and Anaximander.
These three are
regarded by historians...
