Heracleides

, Heraclides of Pontus

?390--?322 bc, Greek astronomer and philosopher: the first to state that the earth rotates on its axis

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enlivened by a cultural supremacy acknowledged, for example, in the eye-witness report of a certain Heracleides (see 170-2).

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c) Psalms of Heracleides, (d) Miscellaneous psalms, (e) Psalms (to Jesus ?

Psaumes des errants: Ecrits manicheens du Fayyum

3 and 9, Heracleides (= 107 and 179 Heraclides) appears to become "Herod.

The Composition of Aristotle's 'Athenaion Politeia.'

If cough prevents sleep the pill of Heracleides of Tarentum relieves both; it contains saffron 0.

The ancient drug opium

BCE) placed Solon's death in the archonship of Hegestratus, nearly two years after the beginning of Peisistratus' reign, while Heracleides of Pontus (4th cent.

Foxy or out-foxed citizens? Solon, Fr. 11 West (15 Gentili-Prato)

33 was on behalf of a man borrowing from the banker Heracleides (Dem.

The private banks in fourth-century B.C. Athens: a reappraisal

Even toward the end of his life when Nestorius wrote the nearly impenetrable Bazaar of Heracleides, his Christology still revolved around the absolute centrality of the Son's impassible nature.

Impassible suffering? Divine passion and fifth-century christology

29) It is tempting to speculate on the possibility that Hellenistic inquiries such as the [Greek Words Omitted] of Heracleides of Pontus (fr.

'Diiudicatio Locorum': Gellius and the history of a mode in ancient comparative criticism

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