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After this so
called Period I that
lasted until 307/306 BC, the
system of
Phylae had
undergone few changes: in
Period II (307/306 – 224/223 BC) two Macedonian...
- Oracles, and
Politics in
Ancient Greece. With Two Appendices: The
Ionian Phylae, the Phratries. New York,
Cooper Square Publishers, 1972. Parke, Herbert...
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Kiosk of
Emperor Trajan on
Phylae Island before relocation...
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after Ptolemy's wife
Berenice II of Egypt. In 201/200 BC the
Macedonian Phylae were
dissolved and the
villages (except the two
given to Ptolemais) went...
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following personages: Leos, one of the ten or
twelve Eponyms of the
Attic phylae whose statues were at the
Athenian agora near the Tholos. He was the son...
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various stages of this
evolution were
reflected in patrae,
phratries and
phylae,
which were
social organisations into
which citizens were
grouped in many...
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called the
father of Minyas. He was
credited with
having founded two
tribes (
phylae), one of
which received the name
Cephisias after his
possible father, and...
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ancient Attica,
originally of the
phyle of Antiochis, but
later in the
phylae of
Antigonis (307/6 – 224/3 BCE) and
Ptolemais (after 224/3 BCE). Its site...
- romanized: Hephaistiadai) was one of the demes, or
townships of Acamantis, one of the ten
phylae of
Attica established by
Cleisthenes at the end of the
sixth century BC...
- twofold: first,
language is an
inherited cultural trait and thus the
language phylae often correlate with
genetic traits not the
least to Y
chromosome polymorphisms...
