10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIERARCH»
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1
The Rule of Law in Action in Democratic Athens
The trierarch then learned from Euergus where his brother Theophemus lived
and went to the house.96 He took a public slave with him. When a slave woman
opened the door and said Theophemus was not at home, he asked her to look for
...
2
A Concise Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
The person on whom this duty fell was called a Trierarch (rpi-hpapxos) ', and it
would appear that in early times he was captain of the ship which he maintained.
The office of the trierarchy passed through four distinct forms or stages. The first ...
William Smith, Francis Warre Cornish, 1898
3
Alexander the Great: A New History
These sailors include: Andromachus (3), Cyprus (nauarch) Androsthenes,
Thasos/Amphipolis (trierarch, Hydaspes fleet)Q Critobulus, Cos (trierarch,
Hydaspes fleet) Eumenes, Cardia (trierarch, Hydaspes fleet) Evagoras, Corinth (
grammateus, ...
Waldemar Heckel, Lawrence A. Tritle, 2011
4
The Athenian Trireme: The History and Reconstruction of an ...
At a later date service as a trierarch was a public duty, lasting a year and laid on
citizens of a high property rating, although, as we shall see (p. 120), a patriotic
citizen could volunteer for the office. The trierarch was issued with a ship,
probably, ...
J. S. Morrison, J. F. Coates, N. B. Rankov, 2000
5
Demosthenes, Speeches 50-59
But do take over the ship, since I'm not supposed to be trierarch any longer. The
period of my service is up, and I've served four months beyond my term." [37]
When I said that, he answered that his co-trierarch had not reached the ship: "
And I ...
6
Marius' Mules III: Gallia Invicta
The Veneti fleet foundered and, with signals sent by the trierarch of the Aurora,
their accompanying vessels spread out, each marking a target, leaving the
flagship at the centre, following up on the rear of the fleeing vessels. Chaos
ensued ...
7
An Independent Study Guide to Reading Greek
So hurry, Polos, and look for the trierarch and tell him about this danger in
Salamis. POL . Of course, boatswain. So Polos runs quickly towards the trierarch.
Finally he arrives at the door. POL . Boy! Boy! What are you doing? Is the boy
asleep?
Joint Association of Classical Teachers, 2008
8
Financing the Athenian Fleet: Public Taxation and Social ...
In contrast, vessels assigned to trierarchs and that may or may not be in
commission are listed with the formula hull is name + rating + trierarch. Since the
epimeletai compiled these lists at the end of their tenure, and since some vessels
...
9
Ships and Seamanship in the Ancient World
OFFICERS trierarehos: the trierarch, who in the Rhodian navy generally served
as captain. In addition, the trierarch of a smaller unit could command a flotilla of
such ships. epiplous: vicercaptain, i.e., the officer assigned as captain when the ...
10
Handbook to Life in Ancient Rome
A trierarch (from the Greek trierarchos) was a ship's captain. He was probably
promoted from the lower ranks, and under Augustus the position was usually
held by experienced Greek sailors. The exact relationship between the trierarch
and ...
Lesley Adkins, Roy Adkins, 2004
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRIERARCH»
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trierarch is used in the context of the following news items.
Who was the real Artemisia? How accurate is Frank Miller's 300 …
For when the trierarch of the Attic ship saw that she was ramming a ship of the barbarians, he assumed that Artemisia's vessel was either a Greek ship or one ... «Starcasm.net, Mar 14»
Statewide Coaching Vacancies
... Long Jump, Triple Jump and High Jump, 4) Pole Vault For more information email Coach Hampton at trierarch@ecafeshop.com Posted August 20th, 2012. «ESPN, Jan 12»
Epic Struggle: Fans Fight to Revive an Oar-Powered Greek Warship
A "trierarch" oversaw the ship and funded the voyage. "He is the Steinbrenner of the deal," says Mr. Hirschler, who notes that in ancient times, the trierarch would ... «Wall Street Journal, Jan 11»
