10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENOMOTY»
Discover the use of
enomoty in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enomoty and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A history of Greece: from the earliest period to the close ...
certainly established about the Lacedemonian military distribution. Nor ought we
reasonably to expect to find that these words Enomoty, Pentekosty^ Lochus, Ac.
indicate any fixed number of men: our own names regiment, company, troop, ...
2
The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race
Thus also the Thebans stood in files twenty-five men deepe, which they
sometimes strengthened to double that number'; in the Lacedaemonian army,
however, the file was generally broken, and the enomoty, according to the order
given ...
Karl Otfried Müller, 1839
457 Each enomoty had a separate captain, or enomotarch, the strongest and
ablest soldier of the company, who always occupied the front rank, and led the
enomoty when it marched in single file, giving the order of march, as well as
setting ...
There were seven Lochi enga ed, besides the Sciritre, who were sixiiundred.
Each Lochus consisted of four Pentecostycs, and each Pentycostys of four
Enomoties. Four men fought in the front rank of each Enomoty. The depth of the
file was ...
5
The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign ...
Thucydides, without noticing the Mora, describes the Lacedæmonian iniantry
thus : ' Each Lochus ' consisted of four Pentecostyes, and each pemecostys of
four Enbmo- ' ties : four men fought in the front of each enomoty : the depth of ' the
...
6
The History of Greece: With the Final Additions and ...
Thucydides, without noticing Thucyd the mora, describes the Lacedaemonian
infantry thus : j^5^' ' Each Lochus consisted of four Pentecostyes, and ' each
pentecostys of four Enomoties ; four men • fought in the front of each enomoty :
the ...
William Mitford, William King, 1838
7
The history of Greece. To which is prefixed a brief memoir ...
Each Loch us consisted of four Pentecostyes, and ' each pentecostys of four
Enomoties; four men ' fought in the front of each enomoty : the depth of • the files
was varied according to circumstances, at ' the discretion of the lochage; but the ...
William Mitford, W K, 1829
8
A Review of the History of Infantry
... the commanders of pentecosties to the commanders of enornoties, and these
to the enomoty.“ This marks out the enomoty, or band of sworn comrades,. 1
Bustow and Kochly, p. 44. ' Herodotus, vi. 120. " Thucydidss, v. 66. 1 Thaoydidel,
v.
9
The History of Greece, from the Earliest Period to the Death ...
Thucydides, without noticing the mora, describes the Lacedaemonian infantry
thus : " Each Lochus consisted of four Pentecostyes, and each pentecostys of four
Enomoties : four men fought in the front of each enomoty : the depth of the files ...
10
Nations of the World: Grote, G. Greece. 12 v
That which was peculiar to the Lacedamonian drill, was, the teaching a (mall
number of men like an enomoty (twenty-five, thirty-two, thirty-six tien, as we
sometimes find it), to perform its evolutions under the command of its enomotarch
.
