- The
Ctistae or
Ktistai (Gr****: κτίσται) were a group/class
among the Mysians. The
Mysians avoided consuming any
living thing, and
therefore lived on such...
- Indo-European words, but it has not been deciphered.
Mysia Mysian language Ctistae Kapnobatai Homer. "II, 858". The Iliad.
Herodotus (1907). "I, 171". Histories...
- needed]
During this period, a
subculture of
celibate ascetics called the
Ctistae lived in Thrace,
where they
served as philosophers, priests, and prophets...
- (category)
Aesthetism Anatta Anti-consumerism
Arthur Schopenhauer Cenobite Ctistae Cynicism Desert Fathers Egoism Epicureanism Flagellant Gustave Flaubert...
- in Thrace. At this time, a
subculture of
celibate ascetics called the "
ctistae"
lived in Thrace,
where they
served as philosophers,
priests and prophets...
- κη̃μος (kêmos) a kind of
fruit with
follicle Phot. Lex. κτίσται (ktístai)
Ctistae Strabo μίδνη (midne)
village inscription from Rome
Latvian mītne ("a place...
- the
afterlife through the
threshold of death.
Among the Thracians, the
Ctistae and the
Kapnobatai were
ascetic sects whose members were
dedicated to the...
