1. The Boeotian cavalry made its appearance in the archaic period at the battle Kerissos where the Boeotians repulsed the Thessalian invasion (22)

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4. Boeotian plank figurine; Isabella Levy

5. What does Boeotian mean? Information and translations of Boeotian in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on …

6. How to say Boeotian in English? Pronunciation of Boeotian with 2 audio pronunciations, 4 synonyms, 1 meaning, 4 translations, 5 sentences and more for Boeotian.

7. Boeotian (bee-O-shuhn) adjective: 1

8. Boeotian 'Boeotian' is a 8 letter word starting with B and ending with N Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for Boeotian We hope that the following list of synonyms for the word Boeotian will help you to finish your crossword today

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10. Other identifiable treasuries are those of the Sikyonians, the Boeotians and the Thebans.

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12. As indicated, there were several Boeotian towns

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14. Boeotian reaction to the Persian invasion was mixed

15. The term "Boeotian" as applied to …

16. Boeotian Muse of memory is a crossword puzzle clue

17. Further complicating the identification is the similarity between Boeotian and Attic clays, although Boeotian clay is generally coarser and has a lighter color (5)

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19. Boeotian translation in English-Ancient Greek (to 1453) dictionary

20. Boeotian, abiotic, Anaudic, animal, animalian, animalic, animalistic, aphasic, aphonic, apish

21. Boeotian definition, of or relating to Boeotia or its inhabitants

22. The Mycenaeans later founded the city of Thebes, and the Boeotian

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24. What does Boeotian mean? Of or like Boeotia or its people or culture

25. The Boeotian Helmet is a bronze helmet of ancient Greek origin.123 1 Overview 2 Variants 2.1 Classic 2.2 Boeotian-Phrygian 2.3 Ptolemaic 2.4 Bactrian 2.5 Attic-Boeotian 3 Gallery 4 In popular culture 5 References Also known as Phrygoboeotian.4 Placeholder567 Late Hellenistic (1st century BC), also known as "Attic-Boeotic.8 The Boeotian helmet is featured in the video game Empire Earth

26. The Boeotian Helmet is a bronze helmet of ancient Greek origin.123 1 Overview 2 Variants 2.1 Classic 2.2 Boeotian-Phrygian 2.3 Ptolemaic 2.4 Bactrian 2.5 Attic-Boeotian 3 Gallery 4 In popular culture 5 References Also known as PhrygoBoeotian.4 Placeholder567 Late Hellenistic (1st century BC), also known as "Attic-Boeotic.8 The Boeotian helmet is featured in the video game Empire Earth

27. In the 1970s two descendants of Boeotian immigrants were elected city mayors

28. Ancient Thebes (Ancient Greek: Θῆβαι) was a Boeotian city-state (polis), situated to the north of the Cithaeron range, which divides Boeotia from Attica, and on the southern edge of the Boeotian plain

29. Two years later another Boeotian society was created in New York City named: «PamBoeotian

30. Translation for 'Boeotian' using the free English-German dictionary by LANGENSCHEIDT -– with examples, synonyms and pronunciation.

31. The cities of the region formed the Boeotian League in the sixth century bc but were

32. Send to Google Classroom: A Boeotian tripod exaleiptron (also known as a kothon), mid-6th century BCE

33. The various Boeotian cities were from the first united in an Amphictyonic confederation, as members of which they adopted a common coin-type, which serves to distinguish the Boeotian currency from that of all other Greek states

34. A Boeotian shield is a large hand-held shield once norne by warriors in Ancient Greece

35. Lysander arrived before Pausanias and persuaded the city of Orchomenus to revolt from the Boeotian confederacy.

36. Now, lest you assume that the Boeotians were, in fact, very dull, you should understand that singling out a town, state, or other

37. Boeotian definition: a native or inhabitant of Boeotia , a region of ancient Greece Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. Boeotian definition: a native or inhabitant of Boeotia , a region of ancient Greece Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

39. In 1912 immigrants from Distomo established the first Boeotian society named: «Patriotic Society Distomiton», in Chicago, Illinois

40. His cavalry of Macedonians, Achaeans, Boeotians and mercenaries under the command of Alexander, were arrayed in front of the enemy cavalry in the centre.

41. Boeotia is a formable country in the Boeotia area of the Graeca region, representing a league of Boeotian city-states

42. Dumb Synonyms and related words: Boeotian, abiotic, Anaudic, animal, animalian, animalic, animalistic, aphasic, aphonic, apish, asinine, awkward, azoic, batty

43. ‘It was a Boeotian custom to burn the axle of the cart in which the bride was brought to mark the finality of the migration.’ ‘He frustrated Thebes' plans for a united Boeotian federation by referring Plataea to Athens for alliance (probably in 519).’

44. He also ordered that the Boeotian cities of Plataea and Thespiae, which Thebes had destroyed in previous conflicts, be re-founded.

45. This type is the so-called Boeotian buckler, a round or oval shield with semicircular openings at either side

46. The cities of the region formed the Boeotian League in the sixth century bc but were usually under the dominance of Thebes.

47. The term "Boeotian helmet", however, is an exception since it was employed by Xenophon and is therefore of contemporary usage

48. In Alexander's day, each carried a xyston, and wore a bronze muscle cuirass or linothorax, shoulder guards and Boeotian helmets, but bore no shield.

49. The cities of the region formed the Boeotian League in the sixth century bc but were usually under the dominance of Thebes

50. In addition, Thebes made a commitment not to interfere with cities that did not want to be a part of a Boeotian state.

51. Actaeon, in Greek mythology, son of the minor god Aristaeus and Autonoë (daughter of Cadmus, the founder of Thebes in Boeotia); he was a Boeotian hero and hunter

52. A number of small cities scattered over the rough country—mountainous in the south, hilly in the north—may have had a sort of confederacy before the Boeotian …

53. Boeotian League, league that first developed as an alliance of sovereign states in Boeotia, a district in east-central Greece, about 550 bc, under the leadership of Thebes

54. Generally, Philip treated the Thebans severely, making them pay for the return of their prisoners, and even to bury their dead; he did not, however, dissolve the Boeotian Confederacy.

55. The collapse of Boeotian morale at the death of Epaminondas and the abrupt cessation of fighting remain something of an enigma, especially since Pelopidas' men at Cynoscephalae fought even more

56. In Ancient Greek culture, people from the Boeotian region—which included the ancient city of Thebes—were considered, especially by Athenians, to be proverbially dull and incapable of appreciating music or poetry

57. The Boeotian Conflict currently holds the distinction of being a war of Unification that took place during the Great Crusade, the last and first currently known battle of each grand campaign respectively

58. The only Boeotian troops that did continue to fight — the light infantry attached to the victorious cavalry — worked their way over to the Athenians on the right, where most of them were killed

59. Because this amphora is made of a clay that is more yellow than the characteristic orange-red of Attic clay and has a rough texture, it is likely that it is Boeotian in origin.

60. The Boeotian School of EpicHesiod.It is customary to speak of Homer and Hesiod in the same breath, but, in fact, the two poets lived in different worlds and produced markedly different poetry

61. Unlike Athens, which managed to subdue all communities in Attica (which is as large as Boeotia), Thebes was never able to subdue the other towns, although it was the permanent president of a Boeotian League

62. Another piece of martial equipment linked to the region of Boeotia is the Boeotian shield; however, no surviving examples have been found, and its association with the region is largely through depictions on local coinage.

63. A number of small cities scattered over the rough country—mountainous in the south, hilly in the north—may have had a sort of confederacy before the Boeotian League was formed (c.7th cent

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66. Boeotian contingents fought in all the campaigns of Epaminondas against the Spartans, most notably at the Battle of Leuctra in 371, and in the later wars against Phocis (356-346); while in the dealings with Philip of Macedon the cities merely followed Thebes

67. Gaebel, Cavalry Operations in the Ancient Greek World, University of Oklahoma Press (→ISBN), page 140 The only Boeotian troops that did continue to fight — the light infantry attached to the victorious cavalry — worked their way over to the Athenians on the right, where most of them were killed

68. Federations, like the Boeotian one, and many more during the 7th century are acknowledged as federations, by historians, but what was new in the 4th century federations was their democratic basis, both at the city-state and federal level, as well as their elaborate political and economic structure.

69. About this time the Boeotian League comprised eleven groups of sovereign cities and associated townships, each of which elected one Boeotarch or minister of war and foreign affairs, contributed sixty delegates to the federal council at Thebes, and supplied a contingent of about 1000 infantry and 100 cavalry to the federal army

70. The Boeotia campaign was a Spartan military campaign in the Boeotia region of central Greece which occurred from 427 to 426 BC during the Peloponnesian War.The Spartan general Brasidas was sent by King Archidamus II to suppress a Boeotian uprising and evict the Athenian military from the region, and he had the mercenary Kassandra assassinate the Champions of Boeotia to destroy the rebels

71. Boeotia is a region of central Greece, with Livadeia serving as its capital.Boeotia is located north of Megaris, northwest of Attica, southwest of Euboea, south of Locris, and east of Phocis, and the region was initially inhabited by the Minyans, who founded the city of Orchomenus and occupied the islands of Lemnos and Thera.The Mycenaeans later founded the city of Thebes, and the Boeotian

72. Boeotian (adj.) "ignorant, dull," 1590s, from Boeotia, district around Thebes in ancient Greece (said to have been so called for its cattle pastures; from Greek bous "ox," from PIE root *gwou-"ox, bull, cow"), whose inhabitants were characterized as proverbially dull and countrified by their neighbors to the east, the Athenians, who thought Boeotia "a canton hopelessly behind the times, a slow