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...e, Aren't They, Keith?" It Was Count Caloveglia. He Was Referring To The Locri Faun, A Wonderful Antique Which Had Recently Been Found On HisPrope... ...e Take You To Its Real Source." He Showed Him That Little Statuette, The Locri Faun. Denis Was Enchanted By It. "You Have Heard Of Sir Herbert S... ...s Faun, You Say, Was Found On The MainlandYonder?" "Near The Site Of Old Locri, On A Piece Of Ground Which StillBelongs To Me. I Suspect There Are... ...Lonely Old Man Who, At The LastMoment, Had Given Him A Photograph Of The Locri Faun, With A KindlyInscription From Himself. He Was Not To Show It ... ...atin, That Old Man. Why Don't You Drive Up OneDay And Have A Look At His Locri Faun? Street, The South Kensington Man,Thinks Very Highly Of It." ... ...To The Finger-Tips And Glowing In A Lustrous Patina Of Golden-Green, The Locri Faun--So-Called From The Place Of Its Discovery--Was Declared To Be... ... 512Hills, Some Twenty Or Thirty Miles Above The Classic Site Of Locri. OnThis Spot, People Were Given To Understand, Fragments Of OldMarb... ... 513Mutilated, Alas!" Before The Discovery Of The Locri Faun On This Site The OnlyFind Of Any Value Had Been A Battered Hea... ...aris And Carefully Examining ThePoor Demeter Fragment. Then, Viewing The Locri Faun At Nepenthe InThe Presence Of Count Caloveglia, He Made Rather...

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...cape with barely a ship. Again, as he advanced to Rhegium (Reggio), via Locri, he caught sight of a flotilla ofSextus Pompeius’ biremes c... ...continuing until his death.BookThreeIII Mentioned as a famous member of the Livii.Locri is a town in the province of Reggio Calabria, southern Italy. ... ...of Reggio Calabria, southern Italy. The name derives from theancient Greek region Locris, home of the Locrians, The Italian city, Epizephyrian Locris ...

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...the air screaming so much with pain that the rocks echoedwith it all around the promontories of Locris and the peaks of Euboa with it.789Finally, when...

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...this time of Cadmus, holding a golden serpent in hishands.260First Chorus:Ships from Phocis and Locris were also there in similar numbers and their ca...

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...rses kept falling off their stanzas!Bushcock:Well then… the Opuntians have a lovely city… near Locris. Why don’t you go and live with them?Dinkum:Nah,...

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...e while ago the sisters were mourning my fateas a shorn lock, when, out of Locri, Arsínoe sentthe winged horses of Ethiopian Memnon himself,beating, w...

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...leaders ranked their Phocians besidethe Boeotians on the left, and prepared to fight. The Locrians followed Oileus’ swift-footed son ... ...re the chariots and infantry fought mostfiercely. 200 The Boeotians, Locrians, Phthians, the brave Epeians, and theIonians wi... ...mightymen, who would hold his shield when his limbs grew weary ordrenched with sweat. But the Locrians stood back behind the braveson of Oïleus, havin... ...ssists Agamemnon in sacrificing to the gods androusing the troops.BkII484 He is leader of the Locrian contingent at Troy.BkIV250 Agamemnon talks with ... ...niaA city in Laconia, south of modern Egies, northwest of Gythio.BkII581 Mentioned.Augeiae in LocrisA Locrian city.BkII484 Mentioned.Augeias, AugeasA ... ...and Eurymede, and a grandson of Sisyphus.BkVI119 Glaucus, his grandson, tells his tale.BessaA Locrian city.BkII484 Mentioned.Bias, an AthenianBkXIII64... ...e father of Laogonus and Dardanus.BienorA Trojan general.BkXI84 Killed by Agamemnon.BoagriusA Locrian river, rising on Mount Cnemis, and flowing to th... ...he Kithairon mountain range that forms a naturalbarrier with Attica, on the north by Opuntian Locris and theEuripus Strait at the Gulf of Euboea, and ... ...s.BkXV379 Killed by Ajax.CallianassaBkXVIII1 A Nereid.CallianeiraBkXVIII1 A Nereid.CalliarusA Locrian city.BkII484 Mentioned.CallicoloneA hill near th...

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...rsus, if you had beenFree of your opulent wealth and ample fortune! IfRich Locri had belched Vesuvian fire in smokingRuin, or water had drowned the Po...

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... deadson Gillus. NOSSISNossis was a poetess, who lived in Locri in southern Italy, about 300BC. In one much mutilated epigram, no... ... DedicationFrom their doomed arms the Brettians threw away Their shields, by Locrian valour overpowered;In whose praise in Zeus' house those shields... ... coward.[Brettians: a people of pre-Roman Italy, otherwise known as Brutii.The Locri came from Greece proper, but the occasion of this encounteris not... ...he Bruttians threw from their doomed shoulders,smitten by the swiftly-charging Locrians. Here they hang in thetemple of the gods, praising them, the b...

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...n Creta, Nestor din Pylos, Ajax Telamonius dinSalamis, Diomede din Argos, Ajax din Locris, şi nu în ultimulrând Ahile şi Patrocle. Fiecare insulă... ...esia „călcâiul lui Ahile”). Corpul său este adus în tabăragrecilor de Ajax, regele Locrienilor, şi Odysseus, după o luptăsângeroasă cu troianii. ...

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... energetic in action, and Echionunbeaten at running: and Lelex from Locria,Panopeus, Hyleus, and daring Hip... ...II:474-510. He turns into the narcissusflower.NaryciusOf Naryx, a city of the Locrians of CentralGreece.Bk VIII:260-328. Home of Lelex, pres... ...:445-482. A city of Ajax.Bk XV:622-745. The Italian city of Narycia,probably Locri (near modern Locri), at the toeof Italy, the famous Locr... ...ntions that Dionysius theElder, Tyrant of Syracuse, pillaged the templeof Proserpina at Locri. (‘On the Nature of theGods BkIII 82’)The Locrians conqu... ... own funeralpyre there. 1175OïleusBk XII:579-628. The king of the Locrians andfather of Ajax(2).OlenidesBk XII:429-535. Tectaphu...

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...randra och därmed upphör att vara handelsmän.ton kom till staden Lokroi (nuvarande Locri). Där De norditalienska stadskommunernas rättsligt-demo...

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...Bk III:474-510. He turns into the narcissus1DU\FLXVflower.Of Naryx, a city of the Locrians of CentralGreece.Bk VIII:260-328. Home of Lelex, present at... ...k XIV:445-482. A city of Ajax.Bk XV:622-745. The Italian city of Narycia,probably Locri (near modern Locri), at the toeof Italy, the famous /RFUL (SL]... ... that Dionysius theElder, Tyrant of Syracuse, pillaged the templeof Proserpina at Locri. (‘On the Nature of theGods BkIII 82’)The Locrians conquered t... ...re there.2wOHXV Bk XII:579-628. The king of the Locrians and father of Ajax(2).2OHQLGHV Bk XII:429-535. ...

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...hore, washed by our ownocean tide: hostile Greeks inhabit every town.The Narycian Locri have built a city here,and Lyctian Idomeneus has filled the pl... ...ed I speak of the kingdom of Neoptolemus, Idomeneus’shousehold overthrown, or the Locrians living on Libya’s coast?How the gods begrudged me my return...

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...haled into column formationand positioned to the left of the Boeotians.The Locrians were led by Little Ajax, swift son56 ... ...ither side of the Boagrius river.Little Ajax led forty black ships full of Locrians,who lived across the straits from holy Euboia.The fire breathing A... ...cularly merciless in battle. The Boeotians, the flowing-robed Ionians, the Locrians, Phthians, and bright Epeians all tried to halt divine Hector’s ch... ...lamon’sson, taking his shield when his limbs grew wearyand sweaty. But the Locrians did not followgreat-hearted Oïleus’ son, for they were notequipped... ...heir Athenian neighbors), 1.138Ajax (Little): Son of Oileus, leader of the Locrians, whoangered the gods during the sack of Troy and was punishedwhen ... ...enae and father of Agamemnon andMenelaus, 1.11Augeiae (2): Town in ancient Locria, in central Greece nearScarpheia, 2.532; town in ancient Laconia, Pe... ...athero who tamed Pegasus and slew the Chimera, 6.155Bessa: Town in ancient Locria, 2.532Boagrius: Largest river in Locria, flowing from Mt. Cnemis tot... ... and largest city on the island of Euboia, 2.537Calliarus: Town in eastern Locria, in central Greece, 2.531Calydnian Islands: Island in the Dodecanese... ...nown asthe birthplace of the god Hermes, 2.603Cynus: Principal port of the Locrians at the northernmost partof the Opuntian Gulf, 2.531Cyparissus: Cit...

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...the most distant mountain of Spain; and bends, describing animmense curve, as far as Locri and the Promontory of Bruttium . BOOK IV CHAP. 26.--SCYTHI...

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...to Boeotia and Phocis and Peloponnesus, and from hence to pass through the Locrians over to the neighboring conti- nent, as far as Acarnania and Ambra... ... it.” A more vehement reply is recorded to have been made by Aristides the Locrian, one of Plato’s companions, to Dionysius the elder, who demanded on... ... it, and watched his opportunity. Hearing that the garrison had moved into Locris, and hop- ing to find Orchomenus defenseless, he marched with his sa... ... Orchomenus towards T egyrae, the Spartans, at the same time marching from Locris, met them. As soon as they came in view, advancing through the strai... ...ng obtained intelligence that some troops were on their way to the town of Locri Epizephyrii, placing an am- bush under the little hill of Petelia, he... ...ter of Patroclus, and, dying a virgin, was worshipped by the Boeotians and Locrians. Her altar and image are set up in all their marketplaces, and tho... ...ving vanquished king Philip and the Macedonians, restored the Corinthians, Locrians, Phocians, Euboeans, Achaeans of Phthiotis, Magnetians, Thessalian...

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...onfirmed in his supremacy, married two wives together, one named Doris, of Locri, the other, Aristomache, a native of Sicily, and daughter of Hipparin... ... for the first time chosen general of the Achaeans, ravaged the country of Locris and Calydon, just over against Achaea, and then went to assist the B...

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...ing tide, Close, on the left, the bold Bœotians’ side. Fierce Ajax led the Locrian squadrons on, Ajax the less, Oileus’ valiant son; Skill’d to direct... ...ector still keeps his ground against the Ajaces, till, being galled by the Locrian slingers and archers, Polydamas ad- vises to call a council of war:... ...e Bœotian strength remains, The proud Iaonians with their sweeping trains, Locrians and Phthians, and th’ Epæan force; But join’d, repel not Hector’s ... ...ps his brave associate grace: In close engagement an unpractised race, The Locrian squadrons nor the javelin wield, Nor bear the helm, nor lift the mo... ...n, Throng’d in bright arms, a pressing fight maintain: Far in the rear the Locrian archers lie, Whose stones and arrows intercept the sky, The mingled... ...h vow. 54 Tydeus’ son, i.e. Diomed. 55 That is, Ajax, the son of Oileus, a Locrian. He must be distinguished from the other, who was king of Salamis. ... ...nd comes from the depths of the sea to comfort him. 212 Opuntia, a city of Locris. 213 Quintus Calaber, lib. v., has attempted to rival Homer in his d...

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...inth, to which he supposed the oracle to refer, Hesiod retired to Oenoe in Locris where he was entertained by Amphiphanes and Ganyetor, sons of a cer-... ...i 55). 13 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica “When in the shady Locrian grove Hesiod lay dead, the Nymphs washed his body with water f... ...o be referred to po- ems of the Epic Cycle. ENDNOTES: (1) sc. in Boeotia, Locris and Thessaly: elsewhere the move- ment was forced and unfruitful. (2... ...m went the horse-driving Boeotians, breathing above their shields, and the Locrians who fight hand to hand, and the gallant Phocians eager for war and... ... the country of the Pelasgi, and Achaea in the land of Phthia, and through Locris, and Boeotia and Megaris, and thence into Peloponnesus by way of Cor... ...he storm at the rocks called Capherides is then described, with the end of Locrian Aias. Neoptolemus, warned by Thetis, journeys overland and, coming ... ...esus, supposing that the god meant the Nemea there; and coming to Oenoe in Locris, he stayed with Amphiphanes and Ganyetor the sons of Phegeus, thus u... ...ster, killed him and cast his body into the sea which separates Achaea and Locris. On the third day, however, his body was brought to land by dolphins...

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...on to take part at once both in politics and philosophy. Here is Timaeus, of Locris in Italy, a city which has admirable laws, and who is himself in w...

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... you to defend them?” “ Ask that of the plains of Brutium, of the ruins of Locri, of Metapontum, and of Heraclea! I have burnt all their trees, I have...

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...ssed, their mother cities. Syracuse and Agrigentum in Sicily, Tarentum and Locri in Italy, Ephesus and Miletus in Lesser Asia, appear, by all accounts...