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...le over wine, between the Lapiths and theCentaurs,as a warning to us all, and the frenzied Thracians, whomBacchushates, when they split right from wro... ...ou ask the gods for him, alas, in vain:not so was he given to us.Even if you played on the Thracian lyre, listenedto by the trees, more sweetly than O... ...your turn, you’ll bemoan coarse adulterers,as you tremble in some deserted alley,while the Thracian wind rages, furiously,through the moonless nights,... ... %N, ;;9,, (QWDQJOHPHQWTo fight with wine-cups intended for pleasureonly suits Thracians: forget those barbarousgames, and keep modest Bac... ..., are you gazing with envy, now,at Arabian riches, and preparingfor bitter war on unbeaten kingsof Saba, weaving bonds for those dreadfulMedes? What b... ...ce Dacian, wandering Scythian,cities, and peoples, and warlike Latium,mothers of barbarous kings, tyrants,clothed in their royal purple, all fear you,... ...r feet in the Salian fashion.Don’t let wine-heavy Damalisconquer our Bassus in downing the Thracian draughts.Don’t let our feast lack for roses,or the... ...nas,at writing prose histories of Caesar’s battles,and telling us about all those menacing kings,now led by the neck through the streets.The Muse wish... ...efullimits. Why stretch for more? Earth’s equally opento the poorest of men andthe sons of kings: and Orcus’s ferrymancouldn’t be seduced by goldto ro...

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... the court of Sitalces, King of Thrace, approach!Enter Theorus, dressed in equally exaggerated Thracian clothes.Dicaeopolis: To the audienceHere we go... ...udienceNow this will be good! We’ll get to see the real colour of their money!Herald:Ahem! The Thracians whom Theorus has brought – please approach!A ... ... Committee Right! Then I insist that no discussion should take place about the salaryof these… Thracians… The Assembly should be dismissed –right now!... ...s a signal. I have felt a drop of rain on my head!Herald:Right! The Assembly is dismissed! The Thracians may come back the day after tomorrow.All stan... ... after tomorrow.All stand up and leave, while Dicaeopolis is fighting with one of the starving Thracians over hisgarlic.Scene 2The Pnyx is cleared Of ... ... I forgot again! DarlingEuripides… I know I’m a pain, “a pain great enough to rouse the ire of kings,” as your Telephoswould say, hey? But I forgot th...

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...ing – shameful confession! –words fail me, and I’ve forgotten how to speak.Thracian and Scythian tongues sound round me,and I think I could almost wri... ...iumph,and read the names of leaders and captured towns,and see the captive kings with chains round their necks,marching in front of the garlanded hors... ...or my ashes, ill-interred, as no doubt an exile deserves,be trampled under Thracian horses’ hooves,nor, if there’s any consciousness beyond the grave,... ...49Book EII.IX:1-38 To Cotys of Thrace: MutualAdvantageCotys, descendant of kings, the line of whose nobilityreaches as far back as the name of Eumolpu... ...railing under brokenreeds, bear along its waters fouled with blood.Captive kings already call for savage insignia,and for robes richer than their dest... ...ot in the habit of complaining idly.Through you, young offspring of Celtic kings,the truth of my words will not be ignored.You yourself can see Pontus... ...better defended by arms or position.The fierce enemy had taken it from its Thracian kingand, victorious, held its treasure captive, till Vitellius,car... ... 340Ibis:135-162 The Litany of Maledictions: VengeanceFrom The GraveWhile Thracians fight with bows, Iazyges withspears,while the G... ...iants’mouth,because of whom Etna emits its wealth of flame.May the Thracian women, thinking you Orpheus,tear your limbs apart with madde...

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... the din nine heraldsshouted to subdue them, quiet them, and grant silence to their god-given kings. With difficulty the men were seated in their plac... ...th his anger.Did you not hear what he said in council? Take care he does notharm the men, for kings are nurtured by Zeus, and proud of heart;from Zeus... ...y, from Cyparisseis, and Amphigeneia,Pteleos, Helos, and Dorium, where Thamyris the Thracian met theMuses, as he came from Eurytus’ house in... ...lians.Brave Oeneus, his sons, and red-haired Meleager were no more,Thoas now had kingship over all, and forty black ships were his.Bk II:... ...Ares: both weresons of Lethus, Teutamus’ son. Acamas and warlike Peirous led the Thracians, whose landsborder Hellespont’s strong c... ...kle by a jagged stone. Peiros of AenusImbrasus’ son threw it, leader of the Thracians, and the relentlessmissile crushed the... ... he struck him in the belly to end his life. Still he was deniedthe armour. Peiros’ comrades, Thracians sporting topknots, graspedtheir long spears ti... ...gave ground. So, in the dirt they lay beside each other, among the host ofdead, Peiros the Thracian general, and Diores leader of the bronze-clad E... ...ung you may be, enough to be myyoungest son, yet you are right, and your advice to the Argive kingsis wise. Let me, who am so much older, speak the re...

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... a land called Ahhiyawa; in this letter, there is a mention that these two kings had once fought over Wilusa. Scholars suspect that the Ahhiyawa is a ... ...ve her to Achilles as a prize. And you, son of Peleus, do not quarrel with kings, for no one can match the honor and glory granted by Zeus to a scepte... ...n sons.”He finished and led the way out of the council.The scepter-bearing kings obediently followedtheir leader, and the soldiers hurried after them.... ... The IliadMay his anger not cause harm to Achaea’s sons.The wrath of kings is great, for their honor comesfrom Zeus, and counsellor Zeus cherish... ... The Iliadand Dorium, where the Muses met the ThracianThamyris and stopped his singing as he traveledfrom the house of Eu... ... Pelasgian Lethus, the son of Teutamus.Acamas and the hero Peirous led the Thracianswho lived near the strong waters of the Hellespont.And Euphemus, s... ..., for a jagged boulder struck his right ankle, thrown by the leader of the Thracians, Peirous, son of Imbrasus, who had come from Ainos. The reckless ... ...ng his life. But he could not strip the armor,for he was surrounded by the Thracian’s long-speared comrades, and though Thoas was brave,mighty, and no... ...estaggered away. So these two were left in the dustbeside one another, the Thracian and the bronze-clad Aetolian, surrounded by the other dead.No man ...

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...r by guile.It was brave, oh you, who are more and more forgetful ofyour own,to enter the Thracian camp, with night’s deception,and kill so many men, w... ...ough you soon return, have become an aged woman.II: Phyllis to DemophoonPhyllis, your Thracian friend, complains to you,Demophoon,for being absent ... ...or by our shores.Four times the moon has hidden, four times waxed to thefull,without the Thracian sea bringing Athenian ships.If you measure hours clo... ...sed with a better husbandand rides high above Bacchus’s team of harnessed tigers.But the Thracian men I despised flee from marriage withme,because I a... ....But I have not looked to myself, and you will not touchmy shore, or bathe your limbs in Thracian water.My eyes cling still to the sight of your going... ...the helpless exile, speaks to her recenthusband,surely you can spare some time from your kingship?Oh, as I remember, the Queen of Colchis found timeto... ...ire you, women desire me:you alone can have what many pray for.Not just the daughters of kings and lords seek me,but I am cared for and loved by nymph... ... let your letters follow apples:if it’s valid, carry away the riches of the wealthy:make kings swear they’ll give their kingdoms to you,and let whatev...

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...sin Anatolia: the Hatti. Indo-Europeans make their official appearance in Europe(Illyrians, Thracians, Macedonians, Philistines, Achaeans, etc.) and i... ...he idea, we can point out that the Greek geographer Strabospecified that the Cimmerians had Thracian allies. Page 26 of 74 ... ...thians built their habitats.The confrontation with the Fomoraig is inevitable. Two Fomoraig kings come toConaing’s aid. Despite numerous setbacks, Nem... ... care of Nuadu is so strange that it is bestto quote the Book: ‘Bress s. Elada took the kingship of Ireland post, to the end of seven years, t...

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...712Bk XIV:581-608 The deification of Aeneas........ 713Bk XIV:609-622 The line of Alban kings ........... 715Bk XIV:623-697 Vertumnus woos Pomona........ ...anthus destined to burn again,golden Lycormas and Maeander playing in itswatery curves, Thracian Melas and LaconianEurotas. Babylonian ... ...re empty and dust-filled, seven channels without a stream. The same fate parches the Thracian rivers,Hebrus and Strymon, and the west... .... Jupiter himself tries to excusethe fire he hurled, adding threats to hisentreaties as kings do. Then Phoebus rounds uphis horses, maddened and still... ... recoveredfully. That fierce man had captured Daulis andthe Phocian fields, with his Thracian warriors,and wrongly held the kingdom. We wereheading... ...examples quoted, what prize shemight expect, for her outrageous daring. Onecorner shows Thracian Mount Rhodope andMount Haemus, now icy pea... ...hbours of Thebes, gathered, and thecities related to Thebes urged their kings to goand offer sympathy. Argos and Sparta, ... ...den goblets.Then their bodies sated, they gave themselvesto quiet sleep. But though the Thracian kingretired to bed, he was disturbed by thoughts ofhe... ...s his companion, meas a pledge of peace. If she, who gave birth toyou, most handsome of kings, was as beautifulas you are, no wonder the god was on fi...

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........................................ 149BkVI:752-776 The Future Race – The Alban Kings ................................ 150BkVI:777-807 The Future Ra... ...its site at Lavinium,and mighty in power, will build the walls of Alba Longa.Here kings of Hector’s race will reign now 17for th... ... the fall of the Trojan city is known to me,and your name, and those of the Greek kings.Even their enemy granted the Teucrians high praise,maintaining... ...as we were blood relatives.While Palamades was safe in power, and prosperedin the kings’ council, I also had some name and respect.But when he passed ... ...our house.Far off is a land of vast plains where Mars is worshipped(worked by the Thracians) once ruled by fierce Lycurgus,a friend of Troy in the pas... ...yin spirit, I prayed to the Nymphs of the wild,and father Gradivus, who rules the Thracian fields,to look with due kindness on this vision, and lessen... ...e sent this Polydorus, secretly,with a great weight of gold, to be raised, by the Thracian king.When the power of Troy was broken, and her fortunes eb... ...y the Thracian king.When the power of Troy was broken, and her fortunes ebbed,the Thracian broke every divine law, to follow Agamemn on’scause, and hi... ... take a horsedecorated with trappings: the second an Amazonian quiver,filled with Thracian arrows, looped with a broad belt of goldand fastened by a c...

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...went crying about amongthemto stay their tumult and bid them listen to the kings, till at lastthey were got into their several places and ceased their... ...hen said; see to it lest he be angry and do usa mischief; for the pride of kings is great, and the hand of Jove iswith them."But when he came across a... ... creature come before Troy with the sons ofAtreus. Drop this chatter about kings, and neither revile them nor keepharping about going home. We do not ... ... when he stopped this fellow's mouthfrom prating further. He will give the kings no more of his insolence."Thus said the people. Then Ulysses rose, sc... ...sgian Lethus, son of Teutamus.Acamas and the warrior Peirous commanded the Thracians and thosethatcame from beyond the mighty stream of the Hellespont... ...s right leg. He that hurled it wasPeirous, son of Imbrasus, captain of the Thracians, who had comefromAenus; the bones and both the tendons were crush... ... the belly so that hedied; but he did not strip him of his armour, for his Thraciancomrades, men who wear their hair in a tuft at the top of their hea... ...ocorpses lay stretched on earth near to one another, the one captain ofthe Thracians and the other of the Epeans; and many another fell roundthem.And ... ...the Trojans, cheering them on, in the likenessof fleet Acamas chief of the Thracians. "Sons of Priam," said he, "howlong will you let your people be t...

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...tullus:you delight in idleness, and too much posturing:idleness ruined the kings and the citiesof former times.’ 64 ,QMXVWLFH... ...115. A race of people living beyond the Northwind, often taken to mean the Thracians.+\UFDQLDPoem11. A wild country bordering the Caspian Sea.,GDThe m... ...rophecy that thefirst Greek to land at Troy would die. He was buriedin the Thracian Chersonese. 2384XLQWLD Poem 86. Unkno...

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...unate, fortunate those agesLong ago, when lives were lived under the rule of kings and tribunes,Those generations, that witnessed a Rome where a singl... ...ve the patron, bought for a higher priceThan all the wealth of those warrior kings Tullus and AncusOr, to be brief, all the trinkets of the richest ru... ...Barbarous Herod Agrippa, a present for her, in far-off Judaea,Where barefoot kings observe their day of rest on the Sabbath,And their tradition grants... ... every single thing that happens, throughout the world,What the Chinese, and Thracians are doing; secrets of stepmothersAnd of sons; who’s in love, an... ...in bed; which positions.She’s the first to locate a comet that threatens the kings of ParthiaAnd Armenia; she picks up the latest rumours and gossip, ... ... elseWas that but the stars, the strange mysterious power of fate?Fate makes kings of slaves, and grants prisoners triumphs.Nevertheless the fortunate... ...ygmy warrior in miniature armour who suddenlyRuns towards a raucous cloud of Thracian birds and is grabbedBy a savage crane in an instant, and carried...

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...m whom the Dacians sprang. The Getæ were in allprobability a branch of the Thracians, who were amongst the earliestimmigrants from the East; and for s... ...hem on the northern bank of the river whenhe undertook the conquest of the Thracian tribes prior to his expeditioninto Persia. He is said to have cros... ...note 77: Full accounts of the relations, or supposed relations,between the Thracians, the Getæ, and the Dacians will be found inSmith,Geog. Dict. , ar... ...the inhabitants north of the Ister ' Dacians ,' nomatter whether they were Thracians, Getæ, or Dacians, and theprobability is that the Getæ had spread... ...Even then we find (about the middle of the ninth century)that although the kings embraced Christianity, the great mass of thepeople remained unconvert... ...l, who was preaching the Gospel in his dominions.Other Bulgarian chiefs or kings, however, courted the favour of theChristian emperors and adopted the... ...nquests, are said once more to have rallied to power; and severalchiefs or kings are believed to have been of Daco-Roman origin. Ofthese Simeon (about... ...he has had the registers carefully searched,and finds that it is true many kings were crowned, and, moreover, thatin the time of his predecessor, Pope... ...-------+ | | | | | |Believed to be of | |GETÆ--Getæ | 335 B.C. |? | ? | ? |Thracian origin; | |and Dacians | | | | |not clearly | | | | | ||traceable....

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...t thunder. He has, in a sense, no real face,and no distinguishing features. He is kingship,Imperial power, neutral, sovereign, and ruthlessin its roug... ...risk that runs hand in hand with violence andcrime. It is the lust of Tereus, the Thracian‘savage’, for Philomela that rapes and cuts itsway to the mu... ...The deification of Aeneas 934Bk XIV:609-622 The line of Alban kings 936Bk XIV:623-697 Vertumnus woos Pomona ... ...ter himself tries to excusethe fire he hurled, adding threats to hisentreaties as kings do. Then 3KRHEXV rounds uphis horses, madd... ... had captured 'DXOLV andthe 3KRFLDQ fields, with his Thracian warriors, 470and wrongly held the kin... ...,near neighbours of 7KHEHV, gathered, and thecities related to Thebes urged their kings to goand offer sympathy. $UJRV and 6SDUWD,... ...to havethe power of speech, and to declare herexultation in fitting words. The Thracian king pushed back the tablewith a great cry, calling on the ... ...heWULHWHULFXV, is celebrated on Mount Rhodope bythe young Thracian women.Bk VIII:152-182. He rescues ... ... 1126&KWKRQLXV Bk XII:429-535. A centaur.&LFRQHV Book VI:675-721. A Thracian people. Bk X:1-85. The country of ...

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...s 89:24 Also I will make him my firstborn, higher than the kings of the earth. Psalms 89:27 In other words, The Lord Most High is s... ...to bear my name before the 15 Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel”6 'To bear My Name before the Ge... ...e aprairie fire. It encircled the mountains andcrossed the oceans. It made kings to trembleand tyrants to fear. It was said of those earlybelievers th... ...the Bible calls her “MYSTERY BABYLON.”23 Rome did not romance the kings of the earth, asscripture says of the wicked woman on the beast,24 it... ...tholic Church, which does spread it'sdoctrine over the world and entertain kings. That leaves Christianity in the hot seat. This isthe more likely ... ...bles such as thesedo most especially make prey of the most barbarousof the Thracians, the most senseless of thePhrygians, the most superstitious of th... ...him in pieces while yet an infant, as the poet of thismystery, Orpheus the Thracian, says: "Cone, humming top, and dolls that bend theirlimbs, Fair...

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...Of furious hate surviving death she sings,A fatal throne to two contending kings,And funeral flames that, parting wide in air,Express the discord of t... ...ord of the souls they bear:Of towns dispeopled, and the wand’ring ghostsOf kings unburied in the wasted coasts;When Dirce’s fountain blush’d with Grec... ...e the tyrants whom they fear.And one of those who groan beneath the swayOf kings imposed, and grudgingly obey,(Whom Envy to the great, and vulgar Spit... ...llied to Jove, offend;To punish these, see Jove himself descend.The Theban kings their line from Cadmus trace,From godlike Perseus those of Argive rac... ...m warms!So when the first bold vessel dared the seas,High on the stern the Thracian rais’d his strain, While Agro saw her kindred trees Descend from... ...ous line.A broken rock the force of Pirus threw(Who from cold Ænus led the Thracian crew);Full on his ankle dropp’d the pond’rous stone,Burst the stro... ...thless on the bloody plain,To spoil his arms the victor strove in vain;The Thracian bands against the victor press’d;A grove of lances glitter’d at hi... ...n,Stirs all the ranks, and fires the Trojan train:In form like Acamas, the Thracian guide,Enraged, to Troy’s retiring Chiefs he cried: “How long, ye ... ...onquest led the way,Broke the thick ranks, and turn’d the doubtful day.The Thracian Acamas his falchion found,And hew’d th’ enormous giant to the grou...

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...ning. They do not all agree. Jackson argues; So, the dynasty of nine kings possessed by spiritsmay have been after the flood. That would explain... ...e strong, And break the teeth of the sinners. And he shall put down the kings from theirthrones and kingdoms because they do not extoland praise Hi... ...en in regard to their life. In these days downcastin countenance shall the kings of the earth havebecome, And the strong who possess the landbecause o... ...e most high God, who met Abraham returning from the slaughter of the kings, and blessed him; Heb 7:2 To whom also Abraham gave a... ...sus prevented him, saying, What thinkest thou, Simon? of whom do the kings of the earth take custom or tribute? of their own children, ... ...les such as these do most especially make prey of the mostbarbarous of the Thracians, the most senseless of the Phrygians,the most superstitious of th... ...him in pieces while yet an infant, as the poet of thismystery, Orpheus the Thracian, says: "Cone, humming top, and dolls that bend their limbs, Fai...

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...blic ArroganceBook One: LXXVIII The Defining MomentBook One: LXXIX Caesar and the KingshipBook One: LXXX The ConspiracyBook One: LXXXI Warnings and Po... ... the goddess Venus herself. Our family therefore claims thesanctity of kings, who reign supreme among mortals, and the reverence owed the g... ...n supreme among mortals, and the reverence owed the gods, in whosepower are those kings themselves’. Cornelia’s place was assumed by Pompeia, ... ...pposition from Marcus Claudius MarcellusHe took equal pains to win the support of kings and provincial authorities everywhere, offeringsome captives b... ...Macedonia, he was as just as he was brave. As well as routing the Bessiwith other Thracian tribes in a major battle, his dealings with allies was so e... ...d and granting whatever they asked. Though he openlysupported his favourites, the Thracian gladiators, he would indulge in pleasant banter with thecro... ...ho had transcribed it crucified. One householder who happened to remark that a Thracian gladiator might be a match for hisopponent but not for the ... ... to be torn to pieces by dogs, with a placard round his neck reading: ‘An impious Thracian.’ Domitian put to death many of the Senate, including se... ... asemperor in 79.BookEightXXXII Mentioned.Bessians, the Bessi were an independent Thracian tribe in the area ranging from Moesia to MountRhodope in so...

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...Conflict Resolution and Foreign Policy in Multi-Ethnic Sates. Montreal & Kingston – London – Ithaca, McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2002, p. 8.84 ... ...Conflict Resolution and Foreign Policy in Multi-Ethnic Sates. Montreal & Kingston – London – Ithaca, McGill-Queen’s University Press, p. 24-35, 20... ...Conflict Resolution and Foreign Policy in Multi-Ethnic Sates. Montreal & Kingston – London – Ithaca, McGill-Queen’s University Press, p. 3-24, 200... ...Conflict Resolution and Foreign Policy in Multi-Ethnic Sates. Montreal & Kingston – London – Ithaca, McGill-Queen’s University Press, p. 56-86, 20... ...migration flows to Turkey were interconnected withprerogatives the Western Thracians or ‘Batı Trakyalı’ would enjoy in Turkey suchas their legal statu... ...in of these native peopleto ancient times, i.e. to the Agrians, an ancient Thracian tribe.At any rate, the situation triggers internal competition bet... ...e, Berkshire: Ithaca Press, 1996, s. 135’den Dimitris Antoniou, “Western Thracian Muslims in Athens: From Economic Migration to Religious Organizati... ..., Athens: Centre for Asia Minor Studies, 1992.ANTONIOU, Dimitris, “Western Thracian Muslims in Athens: From Economic Migra- tion to Religious O... ...he conditions of the Lausanne treaty, as a warrant of stability ofboth the Thracian Muslims’ and Istanbul Greeks’ status. Certainly though, the incr...

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...historical knowledge, and which contained immense riches, the offerings of kings and private persons, who had received favourable replie... ...the mares of Diomedes, a son of Ares, and king ofthe Bistonians, a warlike Thracian tribe. The queen of the Amazons, Hippolyte, had received from her ... ...om the monster. WhenŒdipus managed to solve the riddle, Creon gave him the kingship.Later, Erginus was so incensed at the mutilation of his messengers... ... historical knowledge, and which contained immense riches, theofferings of kings and private persons, who had received favourable replies from the ora... ...t for ever. At last he happened to cross the path of some Thracian women, who were performing the wild rites of Dion... ...cate would appear to have been originally a moon-goddess worshipped by the Thracians. She becameconfounded, and eventually identified, with Selene and... ...the mares of Diomedes, a son of Ares, and king ofthe Bistonians, a warlike Thracian tribe. This king possessed a breed of wild horses of tremendous si... ...ound atlength in the person of Oxylus, a descendant of the Ætolian race of kings. In obedience to the command ofthe oracle, Hippolytes was banished, a... ...their divine powers.An instance of this is seen in the case of Thamyris, a Thracian bard, who presumed to invite them to a trial ofskill in music. Hav...