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43. Personal Names diocles search TmiWeb for this person diocles. More information. Biography byBaldi (from Cronica). Dio(n) Chrysostomos Table of Contents http://euromusicology.cs.uu.nl:6334/dynaweb/info/persinfo/persons/@Generic__Book

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44. Math Lessons - Diocles (mathematician) Math Lessons diocles (mathematician) Fragments of a work by diocles titledOn burning mirrors were preserved by Eutocius in his commentary of http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Diocles_(mathematician)

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... Ancient mathematicians Diocles (mathematician) Diocles was a Greek mathematician and geometer , who probably flourished sometime around the end of the second century and the beginning of the first century BC . He was probably the first to prove the focal property of a parabola His name is associated with the geometric curve called the Cissoid of Diocles . It was used by Diocles for doubling the cube. The curve was alluded to by Proclus in his commentary on Euclid and attributed to Diolcles by Geminus as early as the the beginning of the first century. Fragments of a work by Diocles titled On burning mirrors were preserved by Eutocius in his commentary of Archimedes On the Sphere and the Cylinder . One of the fragments contains a solution, using conic sections to solve the problem of dividing a sphere by a plane to so that the resulting two volumes were a given ratio. This was equivalent to solving a certain cubic equation . Another fragment uses the cissoid to find two mean porportionals. References Heath, Sir Thomas

45. Math Lessons - Cissoid Of Diocles The resulting curve is one branch of the cissoid of diocles. The cissoid ofdiocles is named after the Greek geometer diocles who used it in 180 BC to http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Cissoid_of_Diocles

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... Curves Cissoid of Diocles The cissoid of Diocles is an unbounded plane curve with a single cusp , which is symmetric about the line of tangency of the cusp, and whose pair of symmetrical branches both approach the same asymptote (but in opposite directions) as a point moving along the cissoid moves farther away from the cusp. Moreover, if a circle is drawn passing through the cusp and tangent to the asymptote, then any line joining the cusp and a point on the cissoid can be extended so that it intersects the asymptote, and the length of such extension is equal to the length between the cusp and the intersection of the line with the circle. The word "cissoid" comes from the Greek : "ivy shaped" = kissos : ivy + : shape. Its polar equation is where Equation (1) is equivalent to the following parametric equations, viz. and it is also equivalent to the following equation in rectangular coordinates

46. Deudorix Deudorix diocles Hewitson, 1869; Ill. diurn. Lep., Lycaenidae 1 (Suppl) 12, Virachola diocles ; BAFR, 516 Deudorix diocles ; BK 207, pl. 21, f. http://www.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/insecta/lepidoptera/ditrysia/papilionoidea/

Life Insecta Lepidoptera Ditrysia ... Theclinae prev next Scientific names Finnish names English names All Leptomyrina Capys Deudorix deudorix ... Playboys Photo Playboys Goto: Deudorix Hewitson, [1863] Playboys Cornelians Deudorix Hewitson, [1863]; Ill. diurn. Lep., Lycaenidae (text): 16, TS Dipsas epijarbas Moore Virachola Moore, [1881]; The Lepidoptera of Ceylon, TS Deudorix perse Hewitson Hypokopelates Druce, 1891; Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. TS Hypolycaena mera Hewitson Hypomyrina Druce, 1891; Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. TS Myrina nomenia Hewitson Kopelates Druce, 1891; Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. TS Kopelates virgata Druce Pilodeudorix Druce, 1891; Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. TS Pilodeudorix barbatus Druce Actis Karsch, 1895; Ent. Nachr. TS Actis mimeta Karsch Diopetes Karsch, 1895; Ent. Nachr. TS Deudorix deritas Hewitson Deudoryx ; Hewitson, [1865], Ill. diurn. Lep., Lycaenidae (text): 47 (misspelling) Actis (Deudorigini) BK Hypokopelates (Deudorigini) BK Pilodeudorix (Deudorigini) BK Deudorix (Deudorigini) BK 769x514(~66Kb) Thailand, Krabi 24.12.2003-7.1.2004, Photo © Olli Vesikko The exact identification of this species is still unknown, but tentatively assumed to belong into this group. Subgenus Actis Karsch, 1895

47. Ancistroides Nisoniades nigrita diocles Moore, 1866; Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. Ancistroidesnigrita diocles, Butterflies in IndoChina Yutaka Inayoshi http://www.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/insecta/lepidoptera/ditrysia/hesperioidea/h

Life Insecta Lepidoptera Ditrysia ... Hesperiinae prev next Scientific names Finnish names English names All Stimula Notocrypta Ancistroides ancistroides ... ancistroides Goto: Ancistroides Butler, 1874 Ancistroides Butler, 1874; Trans. ent. Soc. Lond. TS Ancistroides longicornis Butler Kerana Distant, 1886; Rhopalocera Malayana TS Astictopterus armatus H. Druce Borneo, Sumatra. See [ About maps Ancistroides longicornis Butler, 1874 Ancistroides longicornis Butler, 1874; Trans. ent. Soc. Lond. Ancistroides longicornis BOW ]: pl. 185, f. 3 Sumatra, Malaya - Philippines. See [ About maps Ancistroides nigrita (Latreille, [1824]) Hesperia nigrita Latreille, [1824]; in Godart, Ency. méth. (2): 788, no. 157, TL : Java Ancistroides nigrita BOW ]: pl. 185, f. 4; [ MRS Larva on Zingiber Curcuma BMP Sikkim - Burma, N.Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Hainan A. n. diocles (Moore, [1866]) Chocolate Demon Nisoniades nigrita diocles Moore, [1866]; Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. TL : Bengal Ancistroides nigrita diocles , Butterflies in Indo-China [ Yutaka Inayoshi Ancistroides nigrita diocles MRS S.Vietnam

48. Diocles alogo Cissoid of diocles. 1) Fix a circle OA, and its tangent c at A. 4) Y describes the Cissoid of diocles, as X moves on the circle. http://server.math.uoc.gr/~pamfilos/eGallery/problems/Diocles.html

Cissoid of Diocles 1) Fix a circle OA, and its tangent c at A. 2) Let B be the diametrical point of A on the circle. 3) For a variable point C on the line c, consider the point Y, such that CY = BX, on the line BC. 4) Y describes the Cissoid of Diocles, as X moves on the circle. http://www.euclidraw.com

49. Diocles The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://server.math.uoc.gr/~pamfilos/gGallery/problems/Diocles.html

1) Ïñßóôå Ýíá êýêëï OA, êáé ôçí åöáðôüìåíç ôïõ c óôï A. 2) ¸óôù B ôï áíôéäéáìåôñéêü óçìåßï ôïõ A óôïí êýêëï. 3) éá Ýíá ìåôáâëçôü óçìåßï C óôçí åõèåßá c, èåùñÞóôå ôï óçìåßï Y, ôÝôïéï þóôå CY = BX, óôçí åõèåßá BC. 4) Êáèþò ôï X ìåôáêéíåßôáé óôïí êýêëï, ôï Y ðåñéãñÜöåé ôçí ëåãüìåíç êéóóïåéäÞ ôïõ ÄéïêëÞ. http://www.euclidraw.com

50. The Prophetess: Act 2, Scene II diocles. No instruments of craft, engines of murder, diocles? 2 Guard.I know him The bravest soldier of the empire. Camurius. Stand! 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;

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Act 1, Scene III Scene: The Street before the same. Enter DIOCLES, MAXIMINIAN, and GETA carrying a Boar. Diocles Lay down the boar. Geta With all my heart; I am weary on't: I shall turn Jew, if I carry many such burdens. Do you think, master, to be emperor With killing swine? You may be an honest butcher, Or allied to a seemly family of souse-wives. Can you be such an ass, my reverend master, Maximinian The fool says true. Diocles Come, leave your fooling, sirrah, And think of what thou shalt be when I am emperor. Geta 'Would it would come with thinking! for then o' my conscience I should be at least a senator. Maximinian A sowter; For that's a place more fitted to thy nature, If there could be such an expectation. Or, say the devil could perform this wonder, Can such a rascal as thou art hope for honour? Such a log-carrying lout? Geta Yes; and bear it too, And bear it swimmingly. I am not the first ass, sir, Has borne good office, and perform'd it reverently. Diocles Thou being the son of a tiler, canst thou hope To be a senator? Geta Thou being the son of a tanner, canst thou hope

52. Scandal Takes A Holiday It appears that diocles went to Ostia on holiday to stay with an aunt, Marcus takes his wife Helena with him to interview diocles landlady, http://www.who-dunnit.com/reviews/148/

scandal takes a holiday > mystery novel reviews home Mystery Reviews Mystery Novel Authors ... Who Dunnit Home Read Our Latest Review Nighttime Is My Time by: Mary Higgins Clark The Previous 7 If Tomorrow Comes Sacred Cows Hard Truth Little Scarlet ... Cross Bones Scandal Takes A Holiday by Lindsey Davis Lindsey Davis has written another fascinating story about Marcus Didius Falco, the Roman informer (read private detective) working for the Emperor Vespasian in A.D. 76. Filled with information and scenes so aptly described you become a part of them, I can't help but wonder if perhaps Ms. Davis once existed herself in ancient Rome – surely research alone wouldn't account for such realism! In creating the character of Falco, Lindsey Davis deftly mixes the ancient Roman middle-class male perspective with humor and fatherhood; liberally sprinkling the whole with current common British phrases, even though Marcus is supposed to be speaking Latin! Scandal Takes A Holiday has the usual informative maps, family tree and list of principal characters before you begin to read the story. The latter list becomes as important to the reader as the maps once you get involved, since some of the Latin names (where DOES she get them all?) are similar. Marcus and Petronius, his close friend in the vigiles (Roman police) are drinking at a sleazy bar in Ostia when they meet a boy called Zeno, who tells them his mother (Pullia) won't wake up. Expecting the worst, they go to investigate, but find she is simply stoned on drugs. Pullia and Zeno both become important later in the novel.

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54. Book Review diocles of Carystus a collection of the fragments with translation and commentary . The two compact volumes of Philip van der Eijk s new diocles combine http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1088271

55. Una Página Dedicada Al Fascinante Universo De Las Matemáticas Translate this page Cisoide de diocles. Se trata de la cisoide más famosa. Es la curva cisoide de unpunto O de una circunferencia respecto a la circunferencia ya la recta http://www.matematicas.net/paraiso/cabri.php?id=cis_dioc

56. SG - Felhasználói Információ Nick, diocles Üzenet küldés. Csillagjegy, ismeretlen. Életkor, ismeretlen.Neme, ismeretlen. Regisztráció idopontja, 2004. 06. 21. http://www.sg.hu/forumuserinfo.php?uuserid=1087850900

57. ANF07. Fathers Of The Third And Fourth Centuries. (iii.v.lii) glorious and renowned amongst the nations; surnames insolently assumed atfirst by diocles and Maximian, and afterwards transferred to their successors? http://www.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/anf07.iii.v.lii.html

ANF07. Fathers of the Third and Fourth Centuries. Chap. LII Chap. LII. I relate all those things on the authority of well-informed persons; and I thought it proper to commit them to writing exactly as they happened, lest the memory of events so important should perish, and lest any future historian of the persecutors should corrupt the truth, either by suppressing their offences against God, or the judgment of God against them. To His everlasting mercy ought we to render thanks, that, having at length looked on the earth, He deigned to collect again and to restore His flock, partly laid waste by ravenous wolves, and partly scattered abroad, and to extirpate those noxious wild beasts who had trod down its pastures, and destroyed its resting-places. Where now are the surnames of the Jovii and the Herculii , once so glorious and renowned amongst the nations; surnames insolently assumed at first by Diocles and Maximian , and afterwards transferred to their successors? The Lord has blotted them out and erased them from the earth. Let us therefore with exultation celebrate the triumphs of God, and oftentimes with praises make mention of His victory; let us in our prayers, by night and by day, beseech Him to confirm for ever that peace which, after a warfare of ten years, He has bestowed on His own: and do you, above all others, my best beloved Donatus , who so well deserve to be heard, implore the Lord that it would please Him propitiously and mercifully to continue His pity towards His servants, to protect His people from the machinations and assaults of the devil, and to guard the now flourishing churches in perpetual felicity. Â

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