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62. Learn More About Diocles In The Online Encyclopedia. Ancestors of Eugene Ashton ANDREW Anna Louise HANISH diocles Priamus (358 BC). Helenus (-339 BC). diocles (-300 BC). Family Links. Spouses/ChildrenBassanus MAGNUS+. diocles. Died 300 BC. User ID 10^20. http://www.onlineencyclopedia.org/d/di/diocles.html

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63. ( DIOCLES - Pamela Jean (Nolden) DONOVAN ) Index of Persons diocles Pamela Jean (Nolden) DONOVAN 11994 individuals,4211 families from file genealogy.ged (18 Jun 2000). diocles, ( - ). http://www.gbnf.com/genealogy/jenkins/html/index/ind0159.HTM

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64. Noticias.ya.com El Pabellón Diocles De Mérida Acogerá Hoy El Campeonato De Es Translate this page El pabellón diocles de Mérida acogerá hoy el Campeonatode España de Judo Sector Sur en categoría absoluta. http://noticias.ya.com/deportes/2004/01/10/5774513.html

noticias deportes Portada Noticias Última hora Mundo España Local ... Hemeroteca Multimedia Fotos Gráficos Flash Servicios El Tiempo Televisión Loterías Tráfico Webs Noticias Vídeos Foto El pabellón Diocles de Mérida acogerá hoy el Campeonato de España de Judo Sector Sur en categoría absoluta El pabellón deportivo Diocles de Mérida acogerá hoy sábado la celebración del Campeonato de España de Judo (Sector Sur) en categoría absoluta, que reunirá a deportistas que forman parte de la selección nacional y futuros olímpicos pertenecientes a las selecciones de las comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha, Andalucía, Canarias, Extremadura y Ceuta y Melilla. Europa Press 10/01/2004 08:46 Según informa el Ayuntamiento de Mérida, este campeonato, que se desarrollará en horario de 9.00 a 14.00 horas, se estructurá en diversas cateogrías por pesos. Así, cada selección estará formada por siete pesos masculinos y otros tantos femeninos, de los que los dos primeros clasificados de cada peso pasarán a la siguiente fase. Dentro de la selección extremaña participarán los emeritenses Israel Contador Castillo, que compite en 81 kilos, e Iván Nieto Rodríguez, en 90 kilos.

65. Numerianus - Roman Emperor The premature discovery of the body led to a military assembly in which the commanderof the imperial bodyguard, Valerius diocles accused Aper of having http://www.unrv.com/emperors/numerianus.php

Home Forum Empire Government ... Books Roman Government: Emperors Offices Roman Laws Republican Statesmen ... Provincial Government Numerianus (283 - 284) Marcus Aurelius Numerianus was the younger son of the Emperor Carus, and brother to the future Co Emperor Carinus. Numerianus was proclaimed Caesar soon after his father's accension to power in AD 282. Numerianus, like his elder brother Carinus, took the titles nobilissimus Caesar and princeps iuventutis. Although equal in title he was the junior of the two Caesars. His brother Carinus held an ordinary consulship in 283 with his father and was promoted to the rank of Augustus; Numerianus remained with his father in the junior office. In order to further bolster his new dynasty, Carus arranged a marriage between Numerianus and a daughter of the Praetorian Prefect Flavius Aper. When Carus left for Persia early in 283, he took both his son Numerianus and the Preatorian Prefect Flavius Aper with him. Later in the year Carus died suddenly, and it may have been Flavius Aper who arranged the acclamation of Numerianus as Augustus. The legend said that Numerianus was elevated to the imperial purple by the legions after the death of his father Carus by a bolt of lightning. The army, superstitious and fearful of the wrath of the gods after the lightning stroke, insisted that Numerianus abandon the victorious Persian campaign and lead them home. They were so unsettled by the freakish event that they willingly abandoned all prospects of sacking and plundering Persian cities.

66. Genealogy Data Spouse Bassanus, Gender Male Parents Father diocles, Mother diocles, Mrs. ChildrenColdomir,. Back to Main Page. diocles, Mrs Gender Female Family Spouse http://wingfamily.ca/genealogy/dat63.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Wambert, Mrs Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Wambert, Gender: Male Parents: Father: Adelbert, Mother: Adelbert, Mrs Children: Ausbert, Back to Main Page Adelbert, Mrs Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Adelbert, Death : 0491 Gender: Male Parents: Father: Clodius, Mother: De Thuringia, Basina Children: Wambert, Back to Main Page De Thuringia, Basina Birth : 0432 Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Clodius, Gender: Male Parents: Father: Pharamond, Mother: , Argotta Children: Adelbert, Back to Main Page , Argotta Birth : 0406 Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Pharamond, Gender: Male Parents: Father: Marcomir, Mother: Marcomir, Mrs Children: Clodius, Back to Main Page Genabald, Mrs Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Genabald, Gender: Male Parents: Father: Dagobert, Mother: Dagobert, Mrs Children: Dagobert, Back to Main Page Walter, Mrs Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Walter, Gender: Male Parents: Father: Clodius, Mother: Clodius, Mrs Children: Dagobert, Back to Main Page Bartherus, Mrs Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Bartherus

67. Reimert Family History Dingad . Parents Tudwal. Children were Senyllt Hael. diocles died in 300BC. He held the royal title of King of Sicambri. Parents Helenus I. http://www.reimert.org/genealogy/database/d27.htm

HOME SURNAME LIST NAME INDEX EMAIL US Dedad Derg . Parents: Dergthene Children were: Dedad Amra Dedi II was born about 1015 in Meissen, Dresden, Saxony. He held the royal title of Margrave of The Ostmark. He has Ancestral File number 978R-N7. He was married to Oda . Children were: Adelheid Dedo "Der Fieste" V was born about 1136 in Meissen, Dresden, Saxony. He died on 16 Aug 1190. He held the royal title of Count of Rochlitz. He has Ancestral File number 8F7R-JS. Parents: Conrad "Der Grosse" and Luitgard He was married to Matilda before 1153. Children were: Agnes Deheuwaint Parents: Telpwyll and Emerita Children were: Tegfan Gloff Deithsin . Parents: Eochaid Children were: . Parents: Children were: died in 572. He held the royal title of King of Ulster. Parents: Muiredach Muinderg He was married to Garb . Children were: Fiachna Dubtuinne Derbforgaill died in 1080. Parents: Donnchad She was married to Diarmait . Children were: Murchad Derg Parents: Dergthene Children were: Dergthene . Parents:

68. Diocles - InformationBlast AZ Family Health Adviser; Author diocles; Paperback AZ Family Health Adviser. Author diocles 3rd ed; Paperback Published January1998 Elliot Right Way Books ISBN 1899606211 This item nonreturnable. http://www.informationblast.com/Diocles.html

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69. Who Was Who In Roman Times: Data On Persons: Diocles Sponsored links Data on Persons. diocles. Function Scientist Sex Male, No synonymsfound. No parents found. No spouse/wife/partner found. No children found. http://www.romansonline.com/Persns.asp?IntID=1899&Ename=Diocles

70. Curves2D.html Cissoid of diocles. Curvature. http://arnold.usno.navy.mil/murison/curves/Maple/curves2D/Curves2D10.html

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72. Canaveral National Seashore - Titusville, Florida - Sea-Beans - Dioclea It honors diocles of Carystos, who had such a great knowledge of plants that onlythe famous Hippocrates could be said to have known more among the ancients. http://www.nbbd.com/godo/cns/topical/SeaBeans/Dioclea.html

Sea Beans - Dioclea - Canaveral National Seashore - Titusville, Florida Headquarters: 308 Julia Street, Titusville, Florida 32796 (321) 267-1110 Information Center: 7611 South Atlantic Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 (904) 428-3384 The Sea-Bean: Dioclea WHAT'S IN A NAME? by Pete Zies Because the beautiful Dioclea seeds are rarely found, in comparison to our other sea-beans, they are also rare discussed. They have more than their share of interesting stories to tell however. Take their common name, "sea purse" - they can't be used to hold anything, but if held with the hilum (the thin line along one edge) pointing up, the look like a lady's handbag, with the hilum being the zipper. (See figure below.) Another common name is "saddle bean" and if the seed is held with the hilum pointed downward the seed usually looks like a saddle. Don't be disappointed it doesn't look like the oversized and elaborate western cowboy saddle, because the British came up with this name, an so it calls to mind their more understated English riding saddle. (See figure below.) The scientific genus name Dioclea , also tells a story. It honors Diocles of Carystos, who had such a great knowledge of plants that only the famous Hippocrates could be said to have known more among the ancients. Naming plants after scientists is a common form of honoring their work in botany.

73. Link To Classics Home PageDEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS Prof. Philip van der Eijk, diocles of Carystus translation and commentaryon the fragments. 2 vols. Brill, Leiden (20002001). http://www.ncl.ac.uk/~nclassic/research/publications.html

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS A Selection of Publications, 1996-2001 Dr Kathryn Lomas, Roman Italy: A Sourcebook . London: UCL Press (1996 Dr Lomas's book on Roman Italy was developed specifically in conjunction with her teaching on the history and archaeology of Roman Italy, initially at UCL and then at Newcastle, and is now used as the course textbook for CAH310: The City in Roman Italy , and CAH801: Roman Italy, 338 BC - AD 200. It is designed to make both a selection of translated source material and recent developments in scholarship on the subject accessible to students. Dr Kathryn Lomas (edited, with Prof. Tim Cornell ) Gender and Ethnicity in Ancient Italy. Accordia Specialist Studies on Italy, No. 6., London: Accordia Research Institute, (1997). The publication of a one-day conference held at the Institute of Classical Studies in 1993, to explore the construction of two key forms of identity in ancient Italy. Contributors include: Tim Cornell, Kathryn Lomas, Fay Glinister, Guy Bradley, Emma Dench, Jonathan Walters, Ray Laurence, Gleyns Davies, Tom Rasmussen, Jonathan Williams, Richard Alston and Sian Lewis. Prof. Tony Spawforth (edited, with Prof. Simon Hornblower)

74. Recent Articles In St Andrews Archive: How Do We Know About Greekmathematicians? help to date others. As an example we examine how the dates of dioclesgiven in this archive have been determined. First let us http://mathforum.org/epigone/math-history-list/whuclangkhix

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75. Diocles Encyclopedia. Main Page See live article, diocles. See also Diocletian, formerlynamed diocles This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/diocles

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76. Encyclopedia: Diocles www.webdictionary.org/encyclopedia/di/diocles.html La base de données expérimentale Mertens-Pack3 - diocles ( Carystus) (page 1/1, 1-1). 342, Les pages de résultat 1. 342, http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Diocles

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77. The Prophetess: Act 2, Scene II I had rather meet An enemy i th field, than stand thus nodding Like to a ruggown dwatchman. Enter diocles, MAXIMINIAN, and GETA. Maximinian. Stand! diocles. http://www.ex.ac.uk/~pellison/BF/prophess/a2s2.htm

Act 2, Scene II Scene: The Camp of Aper. Enter APER, CAMURIUS, Guard, with a Litter covered. Aper Your care of your sick emperor, fellow-soldiers, In colours to the life doth shew your love, And zealous duty: Oh, continue in it! And though I know you long to see and hear him, Impute it not to pride or melancholy, That keeps you from your wishes; such state-vices (Too, too familiar with great princes) are Strangers to all the actions of the life Of good Numerianus. Let your patience Be the physician to his wounded eyes, (Wounded with pious sorrow for his father) Which time and your strong patience will recover, Provided it prove constant. Goes to the Litter. 1 Guard If he counterfeit, Apart to the other guards. I will hereafter trust a prodigal heir, When he weeps at his father's funeral. 2 Guard Or a young widow, following a bedrid husband (After a three years' groaning) to the fire. 3 Guard Note his humility, and with what soft murmurs He does inquire his pleasures. 1 Guard And how soon He is instructed. 2 Guard How he bows again too. Aper To your most ready soldier, to obey them;

78. The Prophetess: Act 2, Scene III Drusilla. But, without diocles, it is to me Like any wilderness we havepass do er Shall I not see him? Delphia. Delphia. Forbear. diocles. http://www.ex.ac.uk/~pellison/BF/prophess/a2s3.htm

Act 2, Scene III Scene: Rome. Before the Citadel. Enter on a Cloud, DELPHIA and DRUSILLA, in a Throne, drawn by Dragons. Delphia Fix here, and rest awhile your sail-stretched wings, That have out-stript the winds. The eye of Heaven Durst not behold your speed, but hid itself Behind the grossest clouds; and the pale moon Pluck'd in her silver horns, trembling for fear That my strong spells should force her from her sphere: Such is the power of art. Drusilla Good aunt, where are we? Delphia Look down, Drusilla, on these lofty towers, These spacious streets, where every private house Appears a palace to receive a king: The site, the wealth, the beauty of the place, Will soon inform thee 'tis imperious Rome, Rome, the great mistress of the conquer'd world. Drusilla But, without Diocles, it is to me Like any wilderness we have pass'd o'er: Shall I not see him? Delphia Yes, and in full glory, And glut thy greedy eyes with looking on His prosperous success. Contain thyself; For though all things beneath us are transparent, The sharpest-sighted (were he eagle-eyed) Cannot discover us. Nor will we hang

79. Diocles Autor diocles (Carystius) Translate this page Autor diocles (Carystius). GG, Autor, Titel, Jahr, IDS. 359, diocles(Carystius), Fragmenta, 1541, IDS. Klicken Sie auf die GG Nummer, um http://www.fastload.org/di/Diocles.html

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80. BMA AMN Infos 4e Tr 2000 15.10, Prof. Philip van der Eijk (Department of Classics, Universityof Newcastle upon Tyne), Presentation of diocles OF CARYSTUS. 15.50, http://www.bium.univ-paris5.fr/amn/coll_ann_2000_00.htm

Année 2000 Rethinking the History of Medicine : "Rationality" and "Magic" in Babylonia and the Graeco-Roman World In cooperation with the NIAS, Brill Academic Publishers and Erasmus Publishing. Organized by fellows of the NIAS-research group. The presentation will be held at the Netherlands Institute of Advanced Study (NIAS), Meijboomlaan 1, 2242 PR Wassenaar, the Netherlands, on Friday 17th of November 2000, from 15.00 onwards. Program Dr Manfred Horstmanshoff (Department of Ancient History, Leiden University) Opening and brief introduction to the project of the NIAS-research group Prof. Philip van der Eijk (Department of Classics, University of Newcastle upon Tyne) Presentation of DIOCLES OF CARYSTUS Dr Teun Tieleman (Lauwerscollege, Leeuwarden) Concluding remarks Tea/coffee Prof. Mark Geller (Department of Hebrew, University College London) Presentation of FROM ATHENS TO JERUSALEM Prof. Marten Stol (Department of Assyriology, Free University Amsterdam) Concluding remarks Reception organized by Koninklijke E.J. Brill, Leiden and Erasmus Publishing, Rotterdam

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