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fills up, to
which Praxagora chastises her for this
decision as it will ruin
their cover. The
women are wary of the plan and
Praxagora attempts to rally...
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Praxagoras (Ancient Gr****: Πραξαγόρας ὁ Κῷος) was a
figure of
medicine in
ancient Greece. He was born on the Gr****
island of Kos in
about 340 BC. Both...
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Praxagoras of
Athens was a
pagan historian in the
early 4th
century AD. He was born in
Athens and
wrote three historical works,
which are all lost: a history...
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significant advances within the
framework of the
Hippocratic tradition.
Praxagoras theorized that
blood traveled through the veins,
while Herophilos and...
- Κωνσταντίνος)—an
equal of the Apostles.
During Constantine's lifetime,
Praxagoras of
Athens and Libanius,
pagan authors,
showered Constantine with praise...
-
warship Harvester of Sorrow,
however unable to save his son. Kl'rt
meets Praxagora, a
Negative Zone
android who
becomes his lover. His body is
later recovered...
- authors.
Aristotle described vertebrate anatomy based on
animal dissection.
Praxagoras identified the
difference between arteries and veins. Also in the 4th...
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persisted since ancient times. In Aristophanes' play ****embly of Women,
Praxagora asks her
husband to
return when his
shadow reaches 10 feet (3.0 m). The...
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place for prostitutes. In Aristophanes' play ****emblywomen, the
heroine Praxagora formally bans them from the
ideal city: Why, undoubtedly! Furthermore...
- find the man alone, and so
Wraith enlists the help of Super-Skrull and
Praxagora. The trio
escape and meet up with the Resistance,
saving them from a Phalanx...
