- also
known as
Philippides, said to have run from
Marathon to
Athens bringing news of the Gr****
victory at the
battle of
Marathon Philippides (comic poet)...
-
Philippide may
refer to:
Philippide, poem by
William the
Breton about Philip Augustus Alexandru I.
Philippide 1859–1933),
Romanian linguist and philologist...
- dip.pí.dɛːs],
Modern Gr****: [fi.ðiˈpi.ðis]; "Son of Pheídippos") or
Philippides (Φιλιππίδης) is the
central figure in the
story that
inspired two modern...
-
University of M****achusetts-Amherst.
Marios Philippides was born in 1950 to
Despo Diamantidou and
Andreas Philippides. He
taught at the
University of M****achusetts-Amherst...
- 63
Philippides &
Hanak 2011, p. 332 van
Millingen 1899, pp. 75–76;
Philippides &
Hanak 2011, p. 321 Meyer-Plath &
Schneider 1943, p. 64;
Philippides &...
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Philippides, M. (2018). Constantine XI Dragaš
Palaeologus (1404–1453): The Last
Emperor of Byzantium. Storbritannien: Taylor & Francis.
Philippides 2018...
-
Philippides, son of Philomelos, of
Paiania was an
Athenian aristocratic oligarch. He is
identified with the
Philippides prosecuted by
Hypereides in 336/5...
- 1973, p. 7 Goldberg-Kasaba-Migdal 1993, p. 153
Nicolle 2007, p. 189
Philippides 2007, p. 95
Feridun Emecen (2013). "ZAĞANOS PAŞA". TDV
Encyclopedia of...
- Hypereides's
speech in
trial against Philippides lasted over
thirty minutes. In the
first speech against Philippides he
attacked King
Philip II of Macedon...
- The
Philippidès Stadium is the main
athletics stadium of the City of Montpellier, France. It
belongs to the
University of
Montpellier and is primarily...
