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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology (ed. William Smith) 55 55 Browse Search
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Strabo, Geography, Book 14, chapter 2 (search)
s the generation of leaves, such is that also of men;Hom. Il. 6.146and when people complained that he was jeering at the city as though it were sickly, he replied, "Would I be so bold as to call this city sickly, where even the corpses walk about?" The Caunians once revolted from the Rhodians, but by a judicial decision of the Romans they were restored to them. And there is extant a speech of MolonAppollonius Molon of Alabanda, the rhetorician and orator; ambassador of the Rhodians at Rome (81 B.C.), and teacher Cicero and Julius Caesar. entitled Against the Caunians. It is said that they speak the same language as the Carians, but that they came from Crete and follow usages of their own.On their origin, language, and usages, cf. Hdt. 1.172 Next one comes to Physcus, a small town, which has a harbor and a sacred precinct of Leto; and then to Loryma, a rugged coast, and to the highest mountain in that part of the country; and on top of the mountain is Phoenix, a stronghold bearing
Strabo, Geography, Book 14, chapter 2 (search)
s the generation of leaves, such is that also of men;Hom. Il. 6.146and when people complained that he was jeering at the city as though it were sickly, he replied, "Would I be so bold as to call this city sickly, where even the corpses walk about?" The Caunians once revolted from the Rhodians, but by a judicial decision of the Romans they were restored to them. And there is extant a speech of MolonAppollonius Molon of Alabanda, the rhetorician and orator; ambassador of the Rhodians at Rome (81 B.C.), and teacher Cicero and Julius Caesar. entitled Against the Caunians. It is said that they speak the same language as the Carians, but that they came from Crete and follow usages of their own.On their origin, language, and usages, cf. Hdt. 1.172 Next one comes to Physcus, a small town, which has a harbor and a sacred precinct of Leto; and then to Loryma, a rugged coast, and to the highest mountain in that part of the country; and on top of the mountain is Phoenix, a stronghold bearing
Strabo, Geography, Book 14, chapter 2 (search)
s the generation of leaves, such is that also of men;Hom. Il. 6.146and when people complained that he was jeering at the city as though it were sickly, he replied, "Would I be so bold as to call this city sickly, where even the corpses walk about?" The Caunians once revolted from the Rhodians, but by a judicial decision of the Romans they were restored to them. And there is extant a speech of MolonAppollonius Molon of Alabanda, the rhetorician and orator; ambassador of the Rhodians at Rome (81 B.C.), and teacher Cicero and Julius Caesar. entitled Against the Caunians. It is said that they speak the same language as the Carians, but that they came from Crete and follow usages of their own.On their origin, language, and usages, cf. Hdt. 1.172 Next one comes to Physcus, a small town, which has a harbor and a sacred precinct of Leto; and then to Loryma, a rugged coast, and to the highest mountain in that part of the country; and on top of the mountain is Phoenix, a stronghold bearing