THUCYDIDES

Meaning of THUCYDIDES in English

Pronunciation: thü- ' si-d ə - ˌ d ē z, thyü-

Function: biographical name

d ca 401 B.C. Greek hist.

– Thu · cyd · i · de · an \ ( ˌ )thü- ˌ si-d ə - ' d ē - ə n, ( ˌ )thyü- \ adjective

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THUCYDIDES — biographical name died circa 401 B.C. Greek historian, Thucydidean adjective
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THUCYDIDES — born с 460 died с 404 BC Greatest of ancient Greek historians. An Athenian who commanded a fleet in the …
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THUCYDIDES — /thooh sid"i deez'/ , n. c460-c400 B.C. Greek historian.
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THUCYDIDES — biographical name died circa 401 B.C. Greek historian • Thu·cyd·i·de·an (ˌ)thü-ˌsi-də-ˈdē-ən, (ˌ)thyü- adjective
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THUCYDIDEAN — adjective see: Thucydides
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