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Xylades near Enipeus,
which is
located in the
easternmost part of the
Pharsalian territory. This
ancient site was also ****ociated by
accounts of ancient...
-
Alexander Nefedkin, Lagobolon: A
Hunting Weapon of the
Ancient Gr****s on
Pharsalian Coins of the
Fourth Century BC,
pages 23-25 "GERARDO
ALDAMA JR KUMEYAAY...
- it the Pharsāli****
proelium ("Pharsalic battle") or
pugna Pharsālia ("
Pharsalian battle"), and
similar expressions are also used in
other authors. But...
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Menon (Ancient Gr****: Μένων, 525? BC – 472? BC) was a
prominent Pharsalian who ****isted Athens, led by Cimon, in
their battle against Eion
around 476 BC...
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Menon (Ancient Gr****: Μένων, fl 431 BC)
commanded a
faction of
Pharsalians who were
among the
Thessalians who came to the ****istance of the Athenians...
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Macedonian or
Thessalian origin. He was in Parmenion's guard, in the
Pharsalian squadron. He was
later sent by
Alexander to
Cleander with the command...
- 7000–7008. "Summary and
Analysis Part 2: Act II:
classical Walpurgis Night:
Pharsalian Fields, By the
Upper Peneus, By the
Lower Peneus, By the
Upper Peneus...
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Makednos Parmenion –
Strategos of
Philip and
Alexander and
commander of
pharsalian squadron Attalus strategos of
Philip and
early taxiarch of
Alexander Hephaestion...
-
translated by
Bayard Taylor Faust II, act II: "classical
Walpurgis Night,
Pharsalian Fields";
translated by
George Madison Priest YouTube video showing the...
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chase hares,
aligning with the
design of the lagobolon. Additionally,
Pharsalian silver and
copper coins from the 4th
century BC
feature images of a horseman...
