- The
prytaneis (πρυτάνεις; sing.: πρύτανις
prytanis) were the
executives of the
boule of
ancient Athens. The term (like
basileus or tyrannos) is probably...
-
Prytanis of
Cyzicus was an
ancient Gr****
boxing athlete,
originating from Cyzicus.
Prytanis parti****ted in the 98th
ancient Olympic Games,
where he was...
-
secure the
throne for himself.
While Prytanis was in Panticapaeum,
Eumelos took
Gargaza and
several other cities.
Prytanis then took the
field against his...
- this fire was kept was the prytaneion, and the
chieftain (the king or
prytanis)
probably made it his residence. The
building contained the holy fire of...
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Prytanis (Ancient Gr****: Πρύτανις;
reigned from c. 865 to c. 835 BC) was king of
Sparta and a
member of the
Eurypontid dynasty. He was
succeeded by Polydectes...
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Grand Prytani (Grand Presidents) to act as
advisers to the
Grand Council with the CAC
chairman serving on the
Grand Council. The
current Grand Prytanis (Grand...
- them, but
Prytanis rejected the proposal,
marching against his brother. The two
fought a
battle which Eumelus won near the
Maeotic Lake.
Prytanis was spared...
- sent
envoys to
Prytanis to
discuss partition of the
kingdom between themselves but to this,
Prytanis declined.
After that,
Prytanis left a
garrison in...
-
Scythian archer (Athenian
equivalent of a policeman) on the
orders of a
prytanis.
There then
follows a
series of
farcical scenes in
which Euripides, in...
-
Arcadians of
Mantineia under his command. He was
succeeded by his son
Prytanis, the
father of Polydectes, in turn
father of
Eunomus (father of Charilaus)...
