ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA EPHOR
From Greek ephoros, from ephoran to supervise, from epi- + horan to look.
PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «EPHOR»
ephor
ephors
group
were
leaders
ancient
sparta
shared
power
with
spartan
kings
five
elected
annually
swore
behalf
city
while
themselves
herodotus
claimed
that
institution
ephor
merriam
webster
magistrates
having
over
government
official
modern
greece
especially
oversees
public
works
magistrate
encyclopedia
britannica
greek
ephoros
title
highest
number
formed
main
executive
wing
state
antiquity
time
define
body
various
dorian
states
where
people
what
classical
history
about
whereas
members
gerousia
noble
families
spartiates
office
spartez
live
world
things
business
environment
exception
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EPHOR»
Scopri l'uso di
ephor nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
ephor e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Evolving Technology and Market Structure: Studies in ...
He is the ephor of the exchange economy" (1934, 74). An ephor was an elected
magistrate of Sparta who exercised supervisory power over the kings. The term
refers to an overseer, guardian, or ruler. Note that the banker is the "ephor" only ...
Arnold Heertje, Mark Perlman, 1990
2
Ancient Greece and Rome
An ephor was a governmental official, most notably in Sparta but also in some
smaller Dorian states. The name “ephor” meant “overseer” or perhaps “guardian.”
In Taras and Cyrene there were three ephors, each linked with a Dorian tribe.
Third, that it was by the authority of the eponymous ephor that the intercalation
was made is a fair inference to draw. If the year was named after him, then it is
natural to suppose that it was on his responsibility that the month was added.
4
A Prosopography of Lacedaemonians from the Death of ...
Ephors —C (137) MID II A. D. SEG XI 496 Ephor [in the year of Claujdiu[s Aril
stoboulos (1) Epi ton [dikon] in the year of C. Ju(lius) Meniskos (1) Tamias in the
year of [C. Ju(1ius) Theo]phrastos Dikastagogos in the year of [On]asikleidas (1)
...
5
Greek and Roman Chronology: Calendars and Years in Classical ...
This use of ephor names for chronological purposes is first encountered in the
famous passage of Thucydides, II, 2, in which the historian dates the outbreak of
war by the Athenian archon, the priestess of Hera at Argos, and the ephor
Ainesias ...
Alan Edouard Samuel, 1972
The ephor gathered the documents to leave. "I hope you enjoy your dealings with
Mister Vlekas as you wish." "May he live, may he live," all exclaimed. "He'll be our
master and may the Lord keep him strong." "Don't leave us, Mister Ephor," ...
7
In Pursuit of Ancient Pasts: A History of Classical ...
In 1833 he was appointed ephor (director) of antiquities for the Peloponnese and
in 1834 ephor for all Greece. Closely associated with the Bavarian court, Ross
served as King Ludwig's guide to the archaeological sites when the monarch ...
A faint murmur swept the assembly, but quickly subsided into silence as another
ephor rose to take Phillipides' place on the rostrum. “Noble citizens, what the
Athenian speaks is true, for our own spies tell us the same. We must help the ...
9
The Greek City States: A Source Book
Chilon the first attested ephor Possibly the ephors were instituted in the early
seventh century, as part of the constitutional reform, but became more important
later. The first ephor who is a genuine historical figure is Chilon, ephor in 555/4.
As a direct result of the Privileges the Chians were enabled from the earliest
times to establish an Ephor or permanent representative at the Porte.1 This
Ephor's office was doubtless copied from that of the representatives of the
Mahona of ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «EPHOR»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
ephor nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
The Real Thucydides' Trap
However, Sthenelaidas, a Spartan ephor, advocated, “Vote, therefore, Spartans, for war, as the honor of Sparta demands.” The Spartans ... «The Diplomat, mag 15»
Rt Hon Lord William Prosser. QC, MA, LLB, PC
He was educated at the Edinburgh Academy where he was a senior Ephor (prefect). Prosser often returned to the school to talk to societies and ... «Herald Scotland, apr 15»
Public Release: 4-Mar-2015 Excavation reveals ancient town and …
... under the direction of Dr. Giorgos Papathanassopoulos (Honorary Ephor of Antiquities). The project focused on the publication of finds from ... «EurekAlert, mar 15»
William Parkinson - Cotsen Grant Recipient
The Diros Project involved an international team of archaeologists under the direction of Dr. Giorgos Papathanassopoulos (Honorary Ephor of ... «Archaeological Institute of America Latest News, feb 15»
Rare Find of Embracing Neolithic Couple Found in Diros Cave
Excavations in the area were continued in 2014 under the honorary ephor of antiquities George Papathanassopoulos heading a committee of ... «Greek Reporter, feb 15»
Inc 5000 Award Winning Companies Choose Ephor Group for …
Ephor Group, LLC, a strategic advisory and growth oriented advisory firm, has today proudly announced the inclusion of several client ... «PR Web, ott 14»
Mission-Oriented Finance for Innovation, London 22-24 July
Innovation must be financed, so finance is central to the innovation process. Indeed, this is why Schumpeter called the banker the 'ephor' of the ... «EconoMonitor, lug 14»
Mission Finance: why money matters
Here's where Schumpeter's “ephor” comes in. An ephor is “one who oversees”, and Schumpeter applied this term to the banker. We do not ... «FT Alphaville, lug 14»
Over 10600 artifacts looted in WWII returned to Greece
... arose from a doctoral thesis by Angelica Douzougli, an honorary ephor of antiquities. She located the artifacts in the 1970s over the course of ... «Kathimerini, lug 14»
Mycenean Palace and Linear B Tablets Discovered in Sparta Area
The excavation, led by emeritus ephor of antiquities Adamantia Vassilogrambrou, was presented publicly at the biennial Shanghai ... «Greek Reporter, set 13»
