10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLEURONIA»
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The Works of Thomas Reid, D.D., Now Fully Collected, with ...
TllEHISTIDS. " If, for example, from pleura, [the side, strictly, the membrane lining
the chest,] we be moved towards, both pleu- ritis [inflammation of that membrane
— . pleurisy,] and Pleuronia, [Pleuron, Pleu- * For Thcmlstius seems to road Mil.
Thomas Reid, Dugald Stewart, 1863
2
The geography of Strabo
But, as we have before said, when iEtolia was divided into two parts, the country
about Calydon was said to be in the possession of CEneus ; and a portion of
Pleuronia in that of the Porthaonidae of the branch of Agrius, 2 for " they dwelt at
...
3
The geography of Strabo
Pleuronia, ii. 160, 178, 179. Pleuronii, ii. 160, 173, 176. Pleutauri, people of
Spain, i. 233. Plinthine, c. of Egypt, iii. 236. Plumbaria, isL (S. Pola), i. 239.
Plutiades, iii. 59. Pluto, i. 220 ; iii. 25. Plutonium, i. 363 ; ii. 408 ; iii. 25. Plutus, i.
220, 221.
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The Works of Thomas Reid: Now Fully Collected, with ...
If, for example, from pleura, [the side, strictly, the membrane lining the chest,] we
be moved towards, both p leu- ritis [inflammation of that membrane — pleurisy,]
and Pleuronia, [Pleuron, Pleu- * For Themistius seems to read iiu. — But on the ...
Thomas Reid, Sir William Hamilton, Dugald Stewart, 1872
5
A Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabiri Or the Great ...
Nor are these the only variations with respect to their country. Strabo mentions,
that some deduced the origin of the Curetes from Acar- nania, some from Etolia,
some from Crete, and others from Eubea c. Pleuronia also was inhabited by them
, ...
George Stanley Faber, 1803
6
Theatrum poetarum: or A compleat collection of the poets, ...
PbryHtcbiv, an Athenian Tragedian, whose Pleuronia and Eight other Tragedies
are rcmernbred by Suidat. He wis the Disciple of Ibefpis, and the Son of Po!
yphradmont and had himself a Son so named, a Tragic Poet also. There was also
...
7
Travels in northern Greece
Admitting the ruins at Kurt- aga to be those of Calydon, there can be little
hesitation in considering the Pleuronia, which a3 I have before shown was the
territory next to the Calydonia in a westerly direction, to have been that which is
now ...
William Martin Leake, 1835
8
Larcher's Notes on Herodotus: Historical and Critical ...
Suidas attributes to him nine tragedies', in his piece entitled ' Pleuronia,' he
mentions the thread given by the Fates to Althaea, on the duration of which
depended the life of Me- leager; a fable which Phrynichus first promulgated. See
Pausan.
Pierre Henri Larcher, 1829
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A Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabiri: Or, The Great ...
Pleuronia also was inhabited by them, and was thence called Curetis d ; Chalcis
was another of their settlements6 j and, under the name of Idii Dac- tyli, they bore
a conspicuous part in the mysteries of the Phrygian Cybele'. They were likewise ...
George Stanley Faber, 1803
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A Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabiri; Or the Great ...
Nor are these the only variations with respect to their country. Strabo mentions,
that some deduced the origin of the Curetés from Acar- nania, some from Etolia,
some from Crete, and others from Eubèa c. Pleuronia also was inhabited by them
, ...
George-Stanley Faber, 1803
