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Scolus may
refer to:
Scolus (Boeotia), a town of
ancient Boeotia Scolus (Chalcidice), a town of
ancient Chalcidice This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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through Scolus. When the
Lacedaemonians were
preparing to
invade Boeotia, in 377 BCE, the
Thebans threw up an
entrenchment in
front of
Scolus,
which probably...
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Scolus or
Skolos (Ancient Gr****: Σκῶλος) was a town of
ancient Chalcidice near Olynthus,
mentioned together with Argilus, Stageirus, Acanthus, Olynthus...
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their cavalry displa****
unusual efficiency. 15km 10miles
Erythrae 16
Scolus 15
Plataea 14
Chaeronea (⅓) 13
Copae (⅓) 12
Acraephia (⅓) 11
Coronea (⅓)...
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Olophyxus Olynthus Palaiochori "Neposi"
castle Polichrono Potidaea Scione Scolus Sermylia (Ormylia)
Stageira Spartolus Thyssus Torone Treasury of the Acanthians...
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spine that has a
single point. Etymology: Gr**** chalasa, a tubercle. cf.
scolus,
which has
multiple points.
cheta See Seta.
cilia Fine
hairs along the edges...
- Peneleōs, Leïtus, Arcesilaus, Prothoënor and
Clonius Hyria, Aulis, Schoenus,
Scolus, Eteonus, Thespeia, Graia, Mycalessus, Harma, Eilesium, Erythrae, Eleon...
- and six legs. The
second sub-life
stage is when the
white external spine (
scolus) develops.
During the
third sub-life stage, the
larvae develop more coloration...
- elongate,
sometimes finger-like
appendage on the side of each
segment called a
scolus-like process. In some genera,
larvae actively place sand and
debris onto...
- to 434/3 BCE. It is
considered by some to be the same as the town
called Scolus; and by
others to be the same as Polichnitai. The site of
Stolus is near...
