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sovereign enclaves affiliated or
belonging to
different phyles within a
single metropolis. Most
phyles depicted in the
novel have a
global scope of sovereignty...
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Phyle (Gr****: φυλή, romanized: phulē, lit. 'tribe, clan'; pl. phylai, φυλαί;
derived from Gr**** φύεσθαι,
phyesthai lit. 'to descend, to originate') is...
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Phyle (Ancient Gr****: Φυλή) was a
strong fortress and deme of
ancient Attica, on a
steep rock,
commanding the
narrow p****
across Mount Parnes, through...
- The
Battle of
Phyle was
fought between Athenian exiles who were s****ing to
restore democracy to
Athens and a
Spartan garrison trying to
protect the oligarchic...
- The
Phyle Campaign (404–403 BC) was an
Athenian civil war that
resulted in the
overthrow of a
Spartan imposed oligarchy on
Athens (see
Thirty Tyrants)...
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suggests that the name
Philistine represents a
corruption of the Gr****
phyle-histia ('tribe of the hearth'), with the
Ionic spelling of hestia. Stephanos...
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built a
temple to Zeus
Syllanius and
Athene Syllania, and
having '
phyled the
phyles' (φυλάς φυλάξαντα) and 'obed the obes' (ώβάς ώβάξαντα) you
shall establish...
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Diodotus (perhaps
Diodotus the physician)
Antiochis (tribe), an
Athenian phyle, was
named Antiochis after Antiochus a
mythical Attic hero.
Aristides "the...
- A
group of
Athenian exiles, led by Thrasybulus,
seized Phyle in the 404 BC
Battle of
Phyle. They went on to
defeat the
Spartan garrison at the Battle...
- The
Phyle Cave is a
small cave on
Mount Parnes near Fyli (
Phyle), a
suburb of
Athens in Attica, Greece. In
ancient Greece it was the site of a sanctuary...
