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42. Diocles King Of Sicamber diocles King of Sicamber. Ref. 5751. - Basanus King of Sicamber - - HelenusII King of Sicamber. diocles King of Sicamber - -. Helenus I King of Sicamber - -. http://www.american-pictures.com/genealogy/persons/per05281.htm

Diocles King of Sicamber Ref. : Father Mother Helenus I King of Sicamber Marriage Children Basanus King of Sicamber Helenus II King of Sicamber Diocles King of Sicamber Helenus I King of Sicamber ... Webmaster 07 Oct 2002

43. Para.gsp Translate this page Cissoide de diocles. Na lista Geomtic, Eduardo Veloso propôs a construçãocom o Sketchpad da Cissoide de diocles, como lugar geométrico http://www.fc.up.pt/mp/machaves/diocles.html

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44. Tree: Diocles (King) Of SICAMBRI Ad diocles (King) of SICAMBRI. My 67Great Grandfather. HRH William's 66-Great Grandfather.Born ? 339? BC). /. diocles (King) of SICAMBRI. \. \, (unknown). http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jamesdow/s064/f004464.htm

window.defaultStatus=" "; Diocles (King) of SICAMBRI My 67-Great Grandfather. HRH William's 66-Great Grandfather. Born: ? Died: 300? BC Wife: (unknown) Child: Bassanus Magnus (King) of SICAMBRI Dilulius I of C. ,,,Y Helenus III of CIMM. Plaserius III of CIMME. Dilulius II of CIMMERIANS Marcomir of the CIMMERIANS ... Diocles (King) of SICAMBRI (unknown) His 3-Great Grandchild: Clodius I (King) of SICAMBRI His 9-Great Grandchild: Francus (King) of the WEST FRANKS Start Page

45. Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Famous GLTB - Philolaus & Diocles Last update October 28 th 2002, Philolaus and diocles (8th century BC) Greece Lovers. Foran account of Philolaus and diocles, see Aristotle, Politics, ii. 9. http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/biop2/phil8.html

BIOGRAPHIES Last update: October 28 th Philolaus and Diocles (8th century BC) Greece Lovers Philolaus, born in the Corinthian family of the Bacchiadae, was the lawgiver of Thebes, and his lover Diocles was an Olympic Athlete. Their love lasted until death and even their graves were turned towards one another in token of their affection. Aristotle relates the story of how they were buried, and says that the inhabitants point out the tomb. Contrary to many opinions, male homosexual relationships in Ancient Greece were not just an older aristocrat having crushes on boys in the gymnasia, but included also lifelong partnerships and love. For an account of Philolaus and Diocles, see: Aristotle, Politics , ii. 9 Click on the letter P to go back to the list of names Andrej Koymasky

46. 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_04.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

47. Student MLASHANI, DIOCLES [33297/T.01] [2] TIMETABLE FOR SEMESTER 1 2002/2003. REFINED FINAL. EFFECTIVE FROM 14 TH OCTOBER 2002.Student MLASHANI, diocles 33297/T.01 2. MLASHANI, diocles is a member of. http://timetable.udsm.ac.tz/resource/p5488.html

48. 600000 People Connected With European Royalty Father Erika Plutchke Mother Harold Earl Roper diocles Husband diocles 10 BornChristened Died Buried Father Helenus ( ) 10 Mother Married Wife http://www.e-familytree.net/f3068.htm

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49. Diocles diocles. Summary. diocles was born in Abt. 360B.C. He died in 300B.C. Parents. Mother,Father. Not known, Helenus. Children. Children. Bassanus Mangus. Events. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/dali/1189/p3910.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Diocles Summary Diocles was born in Abt. 360B.C. He died in 300B.C. Parents Mother Father Not known Helenus Children Children Bassanus Mangus Events Event Date Place Note Source Born Abt. 360B.C. Died 300B.C. Formal Title [King-Sicambri] Links to other pages This site has details of other people with the surname Diocles and an index to other surnames . Why not visit the home page for this site web hosting domain names Powered by Ampira

50. Ancistroides Nigrita Diocles Ancistroides nigrita diocles (Moore,1866) ON * Nisoniades nigrita diocles Moore,1866OD Proc. THAILAND Kerana diocles evaira ; Godfrey,1916 145. http://yutaka.it-n.jp/hes/91560010.html

Ancistroides nigrita diocles (Moore,[1866]) ON : * Nisoniades nigrita diocles Moore,[1866] OD : Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. 1865(3):787. TL : Bengal, India. Distribution : Sikkim to Myanmar, N.Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Hainan. Records taken from Literature [ THAILAND ] Kerana diocles evaira ; Godfrey,1916 : 145. Kerana nigrita ; Godfrey,1930 : 371. (Pak Jong / Chonburi: Sriracha / Me Wong, West) Ancistroides nigrita maura ; Reeves,19XXa : 128. (Khao Yai) Ancistroides nigrita diocles ; Pinratana,1985 : 63, pl.21, fig.125a. (Chiang Mai / Nakhon Nayok) [ LAOS ] Ancistroides nigrita maura Ancistroides nigrita maura [ VIETNAM ] Kerana diocles ; Lemee,1950 : 25. (Hagiang / Backan) Specimens Examined Notes This page was last updated on 04. Sep. 1999.

51. 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;

52. 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

53. Dioclès Translate this page diocles. grec, vers -200. On ne connaît pas grand chose de la vie deDioclès. Il introduit la cissoïde qui porte son nom, baptisée http://www.reunion.iufm.fr/recherche/irem/histoire/dioclès.htm

Accueil Histoire des mathématiques Philosophie des sciences Axiomatiques ... Informations - Contacts DIOCLES grec, vers -200 On ne connaît pas grand chose de la vie de Dioclès. Il introduit la cissoïde qui porte son nom, baptisée également "duplicatrice", afin de résoudre le problème de la duplica t ion du c u be. Il invente la cissoïde afin de trouver deux moyennes proportionnelles entre deux droites données. Il étudie aussi le problème posé par Archimède de couper une sphère par un plan de telle sorte que le quotient des aires obtenues ait une valeur donnée. Cissoïde de Dioclès A est un point du cercle C de centre O. P décrit le cercle C et D est la droite perpendiculaire à (OA) passant par P. Soit D ' la droite image de D D Son équation cartésienne est (2a-x)y² = x où a est le rayon du cercle (a = OA).

54. Cissoid Cissoid of diocles. Cartesian equation y 2 = x 3 /(2ax). The Cissoid of dioclesis the roulette of the vertex of a parabola rolling on an equal parabola. http://www.math.hcmuns.edu.vn/~algebra/history/history/Curves/Cissoid.html

55. Liste Des Messages Translate this page diocles - Et si ce n'était pas si mal les fonds de pension (suite) - 14 Février2003 122525. Pachy - Sana et diocles - 13 Février 2003 174434. http://forum.liberation.fr/ADmb/vlist.vfo?page=5&fid=201

56. Eijk, Philip J. Van Der dioclesof Carystus Hilfe - Weitersuche (und mehr) nach diesem Titel.. http://kirke.hbz-nrw.de/dcb/Alle_059/Buecher_27/in_NRW_40/012843620.html

Ein freundliches Angebot des Hochschulbibliothekszentrums des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Projekt 'Virtuelle Kataloge / Innovative Verfahren' Welche Ziele verfolgt das Projekt? Navigation: Prev Up Next Die Titelaufnahme 12.843.620: Diocles of Carystus a collection of the fragments with translation and commentary - - Leiden [u.a.]: Brill, - ISBN 90-04-12013-0. - (Studies in ancient medicine ; ...). - by Philip J. van der Eijk. Systematik (GUC): 'Sonstige Autoren und Zeugnisse', 'Autoren und Zeugnisse', 'Klassische griechische Sprache und Literatur', 'Klassische Philologie', 'Sonstige Philologien' Dieses Werk liegt vor oder ist bestellt in: Besitzende Bibliothek Sigel Standort Signatur BJ900+DI588§B Z00 Keine Angabe Fachbibliothek Klassische Philologie GUCD1429 Grundsignatur 38 M 22: Lesesaal A, OG B.DICL/ma13386 kA Datum der Ersterfassung: / Datum der letzten Korrektur: 20.11.2000 Florian Seiffert HBZ , Stand: 22.07.2002

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58. 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.newcastle.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)

59. Prof. Philip Van Der Eijk Vegetti (Pavia). mu_arrow.gif (968 bytes). diocles OF CARYSTUS A Collectionof the Fragments with Translation and Commentary. Volume One http://www.newcastle.ac.uk/~nclassic/research/pvde2.html

Back to Classics Home Page PROFESSOR PHILIP VAN DER EIJK Publications: further information ARISTOTELES. DE INSOMNIIS. DE DIVINATIONE PER SOMNUM Übersetzt und erläutert von Philip J. van der EijkBerlin: Akademie Verlag, 1994, 396 pp. (Aristoteles. Werke in deutscher Übersetzung, Band 14/III) ISBN 3-05-002398-8 Aristotle's writings "On Dreams" and "On Divination in Sleep" constitute the first extant systematic theory of dreams in the history of Western thinking. Apart from their intrinsic interest, these works are important witnesses to Aristotle's views on the soul, esp. his theory of perception, "consciousness", "imagination" and the physiology of sensory processes; the second work also casts an interesting light on Aristotle's attitude to the supernatural. This volume consists of a translation of both treatises, a commentary that offers a detailed interpretation of the texts, and a substantial introduction that discusses the methodology, the philosophical importance of the treatises and the relationship between Aristotle's theory of dreams and the views of his predecessors. The book was characterized by reviewers as "a book of unsurpassable excellence" ( Ancient Philosophy) , "a meticulous and illuminating work" (

60. Hemisphere Differences This is how a 12thcentury Latin codex describes the views of dioclesof Carystus, a famous Athenian physician from the 4th century BC http://www.eur.nl/fw/staff/lokhorst/bbs1985.html

HEMISPHERE DIFFERENCES BEFORE 1800 Gert-Jan C. Lokhorst G.J.C. Lokhorst. Hemisphere differences before 1800. Behavioral and Brain Sciences , 8 (4): 642, 1985. ISSN 0140-525X. Harrington's target article is a fine survey of 19th-century ideas on the cerebral hemispheres, but the history of her subject is longer than she thinks. In the first place, there is at least one ancient Greek theory of hemispheric specialization. This is how a 12th-century Latin codex describes the views of Diocles of Carystus, a famous Athenian physician from the 4th century B.C.: He says that phrenitis (madness, frenzy) arises from an inflammation of the heart and an obstruction of the blood or innate heat, from which the brain derives sentience and intellect. The latter is that with which we understand, the former that with which we sense. Accordingly, there are two brains in the head, one which gives us our intellect, and another one which provides sentience. That is to say, the one which is lying on the right side is the one that senses; with the left one, however, we understand. (See Lokhorst 1982a:35) Diocles's theory is astonishingly modern: the terms he uses

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