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tetralogy that also included the extant Alcestis and the lost Cretan Women and Telephus. The story is believed to have incorporated the death of Argive hero Alcmaeon

archaeologists working under the Packard Humanities Institute at the House of the Telephus in Herculaneum discovered that wooden coffered ceilings were constructed

bronzes of types used by several kings: Serpent-legged deity (as used by Telephus) / standing goddess. Apollo/tripod (Apollodotus II, several earlier kings)

Euphorbia telephioides is a rare species of euphorb known by the common name Telephus spurge. It is endemic to Florida in the United States, where it is known

The Bacchantes, Dexamenus, Erigone, Thyestes, Leucippus, Persis, and Telephus. None of these plays are extant today. As six of these titles are also

and a few fragments of his plays are preserved by Stobaeus. He wrote a Telephus, and two historical plays: Themistocles, of which we have a three line

kings of mixed or uncertain origin, like Artemidorus the son of Maues, Telephus and perhaps Menander II emerged in the area. These kings posed no threat

Bacchae, Dexamenus, Iliou Persis ("The Sacking of Troy"), Pentheus, and Telephus. It is said that Iophon accused his father before the court of the phratores

daughters, Archias was "treacherously" slain by Telephus, whom he had taken advantage of when Telephus was still a boy. Plutarch, Moralia "Five Tragical

Hecuba. Hecuba hates Pyrrhus for slaughtering her family. Pyrrhus' friend Telephus is also a rival for Polyxena’s love and he has Hecuba's blessing. Hecuba

successful. In 168 he was one of the Rhodian envoys (along with Damon, Telephus and Nicostratus) sent to negotiate a peace with Perseus and Roman consul

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hall Walker 1915 Atheling Frank Bullock Dick Dawson Edward Hulton 1916 Telephus Steve Donoghue Alec Taylor Jr. Alfred W. Cox 1917 My Dear‡ Steve Donoghue

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

(kokomalei) Euphorbia rockii (Koolau Range sandmat) Euphorbia telephioides (Telephus spurge) Eutrema penlandii (Penland's alpine fen mustard) Exocarpos luteolus

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

vases as depicting Attic Old Comedy rather than phlyakes. The Wurzburg Telephus Travestitus vase (bell krater, H5697) was identified in 1980 as a phlyax

dedicated. It is made of gold and ivory and stands some 12 metres high. Telephus, a play by the renowned playwright Euripides, is produced in Athens. This

orientalis Bitar & Morón, 2014 Xyloryctes splendidus Prell, 1914 Xyloryctes telephus Burmeister, 1847 Xyloryctes teuthras Bates, 1888 Xyloryctes thestalus BATES

A relief on the interior Telephus frieze of the Pergamon Altar depicting Ajax killing Actaeus and Heloros.

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Unbound Semele Sisyphus The Runaway Sisyphus The Stone-Roller The Sphinx Telephus The Thracian Women The Weighing of Souls Women of Salamis The Youths Anaxagoras

Thrasymachus with the Macedonian Archelaus. "And while Euripides says in the Telephus, 'Shall we who are Greeks be slaves to barbarians?', Thrasymachus says

Euripides (though the gap can be considerable: twenty-seven years separate Telephus, known to have been produced in 438 BC, from its parody in Thesmophoriazusae

2006 (hardcover, ISBN 1-84415-175-1). Davies, Malcolm (2000). "Euripides Telephus Fr. 149 (Austin) and the Folk-Tale Origins of the Teuthranian Expedition"

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

dedicated. It is made of gold and ivory and stands some 12 metres high. Telephus, a play by the renowned playwright Euripides, is produced in Athens. This

Skythai (Scythians) Syndeipnoi (The Diners, or, The Banqueters) Tantalus Telephus Tereus Teukros (Teucer) Thamyras Theseus Thyestes Troilus Triptolemos Tympanistai

also titled Athletes of the Isthmian Games The Sphinx The Spirit-Raisers Telephus The Thracian Women Weighing of Souls Women of Aetna (two versions) Women

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

of the Epigrams has been fully reconstructed. Another possible poem is Telephus, which may have been a companion to Demeter. At most fifty verses of Philitas

Hermaeus Archebius Yuezhi occupation Maues (Indo-Scythian) 75–70 BCE Vonones Telephus Apollodotus II 65–55 BCE Spalirises Hippostratus Dionysius 55–35 BCE Azes

Fahraeus, 1840 c g Tanymecus submaculatus Chevrolat, 1860 c g Tanymecus telephus Reitter, 1903 c g Tanymecus tenuis Reitter, 1903 c g Tanymecus tessellatus

(1995). Aris & Philips (eds.). Euripides, Selected Fragmentary Plays: Telephus, Cretans, Stheneboea, Bellerophon, Cresphontes, Erectheus, Phaethon, Wise

of Maues and therefore formally a Scythian king, and the ethnicity of Telephus is unknown as well. Territories of Gandhara, western and eastern Punjab

the name of several mythological figures Auge Αὐγή mother of the hero Telephus Autochthe Αὐτόχθη a daughter of Perseus and Andromeda who married Aegeus

from Aeolus (114–23) and there is a deliberate misquote from his play Telephus (528). The latter play was a favourite target for parody as for example

Quantum distet ab Inacho... – Invitation to a Banquet – Horace invites Telephus to give up for a time his historical researches, and join him at a banquet

Tegopelte Teichertops Teinistion (=Dorypygella) Telaeomarrolithus Telephina (=Telephus) Telephops Teljanzella Tellerina Temnoura (=Asteromajia) Tengfengia Tenuipeltis

Community Greek Telephios Demos Stephanus, a community at the spring. Telephus Spring Greek Telephou Krene. Stephanus Telmessis Promontory Greek Telmessis

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Petillius Saturninus. Lucius Petilius Syneros, buried at Rome. Lucius Petilius Telephus, named in an inscription from Ostia. Titus Petilius Titianus, son of Petilia

ascribed to the fourth century but cannot be earlier than the second, cf. Telephus frieze. Thierry, Jean-Michel; Donabédian, Patrick (1989) [1987]. Armenian

by a satyr, The rape of the nymph Iphtima, Hercules recognizing his son Telephus in Arcadia, The centaur Chiron instructing the young Achilles, Perseus

teixeirae L.C.Leach (s) Euphorbia teke Pax (s) Euphorbia telephioides Chapm. – Telephus spurge Euphorbia tenax W.J.Burchell (s) Euphorbia tenera S.Watson Euphorbia

and mother, and' that the figure seated under the Doric aedicula on the Telephus freeze depicted both the goddess and the queen.” Van Looy 1976:164 points

teitanicus Orbigny, 1902 Onthophagus telegonus Balthasar, 1969 Onthophagus telephus Balthasar, 1969 Onthophagus temporalis Orbigny, 1902 Onthophagus tenax