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Philoi (Ancient Gr****: φίλοι; sg. φίλος philos) is a word that
roughly translates to 'friends'. This type of
friendship is
based on the characteristically...
- (basilikoi paides),
bodyguards (somatophylakes),
companions (hetairoi),
friends (
philoi), an ****embly that
included members of the military, and (during the ****enistic...
- and
others classified people encountered by
characters in
tragedy into "
philoi" (friends and
loved ones), "echthroi" (enemies), and "medetoeroi" (neithers)...
- (basilikoi paides),
bodyguards (somatophylakes),
companions (hetairoi),
friends (
philoi), an ****embly that
included members of the military, and
magistrates during...
- with a
group of
privileged aristocratic companions or
friends (hetairoi,
philoi)
which dined and
drank with the king and
acted as his
advisory council....
-
remember these things." Its Gr**** name ΦΠΘ,
initials for Φίλοί, Πατρίς, θεός (
philoi, patris, theos, or "brotherhood, fatherland, divinity"),
makes the society...
-
compared to
Helen of Troy – like Aspasia,
blamed for
starting a war – and in
Philoi to Omphale, who
owned Herakles as a slave.
Eupolis also
alluded to Aspasia...
- was
honoured as an
hetairos of the king Archelaus. The
Royal friends (
Philoi) or the king's
Companions (basilikoi hetairoi) were
named for life by the...
- not
survive as a title.
Rayburn notes that the
phrase "the friends" (hoi
philoi)
occurs in Acts 27:3 and 3 John 15, but that it is
uncertain whether this...
- the
lapel pin
design and
secret grip. The open
motto became – "Kerothen
Philoi Aei" – "Friends From The Heart, Forever."
Central to the
values of Delta...
