10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAEDOTRIBE»
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paedotribe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paedotribe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Classical Museum: A Journal of Philology, and of Ancient ...
2 KAAOE Ne'apxos mM's-Nearchos is brave! to whom the paedotribe, or
epistates of the gymnasium, turns round and exclaims, AUOAOETOAIAMEPION, ”
A1r060s~ 76 &a/se'pmv, “ give back the day's pay P' Another boy, AlIJlOS,
AINIOE ...
The paedotribe should have a sound knowledge of human bodies so that he may
distinguish those which are completely healthy from others which should not be
subjected to every kind of exercise. It is not only advanced age which must ...
Elmer Dayton Mitchell,
1929
3
Foundation of Education II
He was trained by a drillmaster called paedotribe and was under the supervision
of a state moral sensor, the sophronist. As an ephebos (18-20 yrs.) he spent his
days in military service and was given the privileges of full citizenship. Methods ...
4
The story of instruction ...
Others think that the youth had almost mastered the three R's of Greece and had
reached the age of twelve years before he entered the classes of the paedotribe.
6s The more correct conclusion 6* seems to be that the boy entered the school ...
Ernest Carroll Moore,
1936
5
Historical survey of pre-Christian education
(d) Gymnastic About the eighth year, physical education was begun with
gymnastic exercises under the paedotribe (boys' gymnastic master) after
preparation had already been made for it by means of easy games in the
paternal home.
Simon Somerville Laurie,
1895
6
Ancient Unedited Monuments. I. Series: Painted Greek Vases, ...
The figure which it accompai nies, is that of a gymnasiarch or paedotribe, such as
are usually seen on the reverses of vases. The remarks previously offered,
respecting the winged female figures observable on monuments of this kind' ...
7
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum: Gosudarstvennyĭ Muzeĭ ...
18-19), c. 480 BC, Onesimos, particularly in a comparison of the youths in
medallions. A similar youth is shown on Basel, Antikensammlungen BS 440 (
Kunst der Schale, pl. 37.3), c. 490 BC, Onesimos. The treatment of the
paedotribe's cloak is ...
8
Ancient unedited monuments
The figure which it accompanies , is that of a gymnasiarch or paedotribe , such as
are usually seen on the reverses of vases. The remarks previously offered,
respecting the winged female figures observable on monuments of this kind (3),
are ...
James V ..... Millingen,
1822
9
Rājapāla aṅgrezī-Hindī pāribhāshika śabdakośa
Щ^ЧЩЦ>, Ч^)ч1'Ш paedotribe и. °Ч1Ч1Ч ЗЧГ?т^ paeon п. ^W4í ~ primus (= first
paeon) Чё1 ЖЩ; - quartus (=fourth paeon) 44 ^<ui; ~ secundus (=second paeon)
^ Ж"1; ~ tertius (=third paeon) TRï Ж"! pagan /«. Vh, и^ч^<*; - cult «ig^en^** чч, ...
10
Essays, letters from abroad, translations and fragments, ed. ...
Herodicus being paedotribe (**itvrfifat, Magister palaestra), and his health
becoming weak, united the gymnastic with the medical art, and having
condemned himself to a life of weariness, afterwards extended the same
pernicious system to ...
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley,
1840