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Pindar (/
ˈpɪndər/;
Ancient Gr****: Πίνδαρος
Pindaros [píndaros]; Latin: Pindarus; c. 518 BC – c. 438 BC) was an
Ancient Gr****
lyric poet from Thebes. Of...
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Pindar or
Pindaric in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pindar (Pindaros, c. 518 – 438 BC) was an
ancient Gr**** poet.
Pindar may
refer to:
Pindar, one...
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officially admitted to. The most
important military citadel in
central London is
Pindar, or the
Defence Crisis Management Centre. The
bunker is
located five floors...
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Peter Pindar may
refer to: Sir
Peter Pindar, paid
Charles I of
England for the
right to work the
royal Alum
mines in
Yorkshire Sir
Peter Pindar, 1st Baronet...
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Pindar River is a
river located in Uttarakhand, India. The
Pindar originates from
Pindari Glacier which is
located in
Bageshwar district of Kumaon...
- by the
Pindars was
disallowed by Sir
William Dugdale in the
visitation of 1663. Sir
Peter Pindar, 1st
Baronet (died c. 1693) Sir
Thomas Pindar, 2nd Baronet...
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Hesiodic Catalogue (fr. 24 M–W). The
conventional account (attested
first in
Pindar,
Nemean 10)
combined these paternities so that only
Pollux was fathered...
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Nanda Kot. The
glacier is
about 9
kilometers long and
gives rise to the
Pindar River which meets the
Alakananda at
Karnaprayag in the
Garhwal district...
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which often served as an
emergency ration.
Peanuts were also
known as
pindars and goobers.
Publication date on the
earliest sheet music is 1866, published...
- by Apollodorus, however, he also
added a
fourth named Deion.
Theban poet
Pindar states that
Megara bore
Heracles eight sons. Alternatively, the
Roman mythographer...
