Ariston Of Chios -- Encyclopædia Britannica Hippocrates of Chios University of St Andrews, Scotland Annotated biography of this ancient Greek geometer. , oenopides of chios University of St.Andrews http://encyclopediabritannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9009450&query=intelligent&ct=
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The Temple Of Neith - Atlantis Rising and the philosopher Plato, and that there came also Pythagoras of Samos and the mathematician Eudoxus, as well as Democritus of Abdera and oenopides of chios. http://forums.atlantisrising.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001085.html
Extractions: Registered: Nov 2004 posted 01-04-2005 22:29 Greetings to everyone. I have been looking through the back archives of the forum, and even though I have seen several reference to the Temple of Neith, I don't remember seeing any substantial discussion on it so I thought we might all begin one now. Finding proof of the temple, and the pillars it was said to contain might substantiate the Atlantis story and also clear up any potential errors that might be in the translation. IP: 80.255.49.222 Ian Nottingham Registered: Nov 2004 posted 01-04-2005 22:39 http://home-3.tiscali.nl/~meester7/eng21-22.html In Sais (Sa el Hagar), the capital of the 26th Dynasty, hardly any excavations have been made, due to the high ground water level that makes digging very difficult. If the palaces in Sais had been excavated, all these misunderstandings might never have arisen or might have been solved long ago. At excavations of the University of Pennsylvania in Memphis layers of the 21st Dynasty were found directly under layers of the Ptolemaic period, according to Velikovsky. Solon in Egypt Solon made a kind of Grand Tour of ten years. Plato has visited Egypt himself. Plutarchus writes that Solon talked with 'Psenophis of Heliopolis and Senchis the Saite, the most learned Egyptian priests'. The first name is doubtlessly a form of 'Psusennes', perhaps the later Psammetichus III, the son of Amasis, who was indeed a priest but in Thebes.
Oenopides De Chios Translate this page Nació en la isla de chios hacia el 490 aC y murió hacia el 420 aC Se cree que oenopides estudio la eclíptica y encontró un valor de inclinación sobre el http://almaak.tripod.com/biografias/oenopides.htm
Extractions: Astrónomo Autodidacta. Nació en la isla de Chios hacia el 490 a.C. y murió hacia el 420 a.C. Se cree que vivió en Atenas. Oenopides estudio la eclíptica y encontró un valor de inclinación sobre el Ecuador celeste de 24º el cual fue aceptado en Grecia hasta los estudios mas precisos de Eratóstenes , otros autores sin embargo, no aceptan que Oenopides haya estudiado la eclíptica. Otra contribución de Oenopides a la matemática astronómica fue el descubrimiento del periodo del gran año (periodo después del cual los movimientos de la luna y el Sol vuelven a repetirse), Dando un valor de 59 años. Estos resultados llevaron a un mes lunar de 29.53013 días el cual es sorprendentemente cercano al valor moderno de 29.53059 días. Este último cálculo, sin embargo, aunque probablemente basado en los 59 años del gran año de Oenopides pudo haber sido realizado posteriormente por otras personas. Proclus atribuye dos teoremas que aparecen en los Elementos de Euclides como de Oenopides. Desarrolló una teoría para medir los flujos del Nilo, sugirió que el calor acumulado en la tierra durante el invierno seca la tierra debajo del río y este se seca. En el verano el calor desaparece y el agua nuevamente fluye al río y este crece. Otras pistas sobre la filosofía de Oenopides dice que que el creía que el fuego y el aire son los elementos básicos y pensaba en la tierra como un ser viviente siendo Dios su alma.
Extractions: Sehr wenig ist aus dem Leben von Oenopides von Chios bekannt. Oenopides ist durch ganz Ägypten gereist und hat beträchtliche Kenntnisse in Astronomie aufgebaut. Seine Arbeit hat sich auf Studien von Lunaren- und Solarjahre konzentriert. Seine Entdeckungen wurden auf einer Bronzetablette graviert und diese hat er Olympia geschenkt. Es wurde gesagt das Oenopides ein sehr wichtiger Beitrag geleistet hat zur mathematischen Astronomie und zwar seine Entdeckung vom "Großen Jahr" als Zeitraum. Ursprünglich war das "Große Jahr" der Zeitraum worin die Bewegungen der Sonne und des Mondes sich wiederholten. Später änderte sich die Bedeutung "des grossen Jahres" in den Zeitraum in dem die Sonne, der Mond und die Planeten brauchten um zu ihrem ursprünglichen Standort zurückzukehren. Oenopides berechnete, dass das "Grosse Jahr" 59 Jahre dauerte. Auf der Basis dieser Beobachtung berechnete Oenopides den lunaren Monat von 29,53013 Tagen, der bemerkenswert nahe an den modernen Wert von 29,53059 Tagen kommt. Manche zweifeln ob Oenopides die Beiträge alle selbst gemacht hat oder aber mit Hilfe anderer. Vamvas Hippocrates Chios home The Fragrant Island Oenopides Oenopides In einer schönen Umgebung mit einer atemberaubenden Aussicht.
Oenopides, Griekse Wiskundige Geboren Op Chios oenopides, Griekse wiskundige geboren op chios. oenopides van chios. Een grote bedrage aan de wiskundige astronomie toegeschreven aan oenopides is zijn http://www.fragrant-chios.com/nl/info/people_oenopides.php
Extractions: Er is weinig bekend van het leven van Oenopied van Chios. Oenopides reisde door Egypte en werd zeer bekwam in de astronomie. Zijn werk richtte voornamelijk op de zonnejaren. Zijn ontdekkingen zijn gegraveerd op een bronzen tablet die hij cadeau heeft gedaan aan Olympia. Een grote bedrage aan de wiskundige astronomie toegeschreven aan Oenopides is zijn ontdekking van het grote jaar. Oorspronkelijk het "grote jaar" was tijd waarin baan van de zon en de maan zichzelf herhaalde. Later werd de definitie gewijzigd in de tijd waarin de baan van alle planeten in het zonnestelsel zichzelf herhaalde. Dit houdt in dat aan het einde van het grote jaar de planeten in dezelfde positie staan als aan het begin van het grote jaar. Gebaseerd op de ontdekkingen van Oenopides kan hier een maan maand worden afgeleid van 29.53013 dagen. Deze waarde is opmerkelijk dicht bij de moderne waarde van 29.53059 dagen. Sommige beweren dat Oenopides zijn bijdrage niet alleen heeft gedaan maar met de hulp van anderen. Vamvas Hippocrates Chios home The Fragrant Island Oenopides Oenopides In een mooie omgeving met een adembenemend uitzicht.
Index Of Ancient Greek Scientists oenopides (chios, 480? BC). Greek philosopher. Believed to have first calculated the angle the Earth is tipped with respect to the plane of its orbit. http://www.ics.forth.gr/~vsiris/ancient_greeks/whole_list.html
Extractions: not complete Agatharchos. Greek mathematician. Discovered the laws of perspectives. Anaxagoras of Clazomenae (480-430 B.C.). Greek philosopher. Believed that a large number of seeds make up the properties of materials, that heavenly bodies are made up of the same materials as Earth and that the sun is a large, hot, glowing rock. Discovered that the moon reflected light and formulated the correct theory for the eclipses. Erroneously believed that the Earth was flat. Links: Anaxagoras of Clazomenae, MIT Anaximander (610-545 B.C.). Greek astronomer and philosopher, pupil of Thales. Introduced the apeiron (infinity). Formulated a theory of origin and evolution of life, according to which life originated in the sea from the moist element which evaporated from the sun ( On Nature ). Was the first to model the Earth according to scientific principles. According to him, the Earth was a cylinder with a north-south curvature, suspended freely in space, and the stars where attached to a sphere that rotated around Earth.
PORCELAINia/Hellas/805 chios , Hellas Series This piece is named for the birthplace of oenopides (465 BC), a Pythagorean and leading astronomer of his time. http://www.porcelainia.com/805.html
James Revived and moreover, Plato, Pythagoras and Eudoxus, Democritus and oenopides from chios, and that relics of these men were still in Egypt. http://www.africawithin.com/jochannan/onggjamesrevived.htm
Extractions: Study of African Origins in "Western Civilization" by Yosef A. A. ben-Jochannan James Revived Count C.F. Volney, an eighteenth century C.E. French academician of the highest esteem in European academic circles, wrote the following in his major work Ruins of Empire , page xvii, for all the racists who denied the indigenous African origin of the ancient Egyptians to read: THERE A PEOPLE NOW FORGOTTEN DISCOVERED WHILE OTHER WERE YET BARBARIANS, THE ELEMENTS OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES. A RACE OF MEN NOW REJECTED FOR THEIR BLACK SKIN and WOOLY HAIR FOUNDED ON THE STUDY OF THE LAWS OF NATURE THOSE CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS SYSTEMS WHICH STILL GOVERN THE UNIVERSE. Isn't it rather interesting that today BLACK has become "SABLE," and WOOLLY turned "FRIZZLED" in the quotation! BLACK and WOOLLY are stated in the original edition; whereas Volney's successors found it necessary to change them in a later edition to "SABLE" and "FRIZZLED," etc. This, unfortunately, has been too long typical of " Western Scholarship ."
Khios Also known as chios. Population 32500. Area 910 km?. Kh? claims to be the birthplace of Homer, Hippokrates the mathematician, and oenopides. http://www.teachersparadise.com/ency/en/wikipedia/k/kh/khios.html
Extractions: Free Teacher Resources First Time Visitors Gift Certificates Education Directory ... Edit this page Khios is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea . Also known as Chios. Population 32,500. Area 910 km². The capital is also called Khíos, it is a port and the island's chief town. Other settlements include Volissos, Marmaro and Oinoussa. The island is famous for its scenery and good climate. The island's chief export is mastic but it also produces olives , figs, and wine The Korai Library, one of the most important in Greece, is in Khios, it contains 95,000 volumes. Khíos was colonized by Ionians but has been occupied by the Persians , part of the Delian League and the Byzantine Empire . Before passing through the possession of the Latin emperors of Constantinople , the Genoese , the Ottoman Turks (there was a massacre of the islanders after a rebellion in ) and finally the Greeks after the First Balkan War Khíos claims to be the birthplace of Homer , Hippokrates the mathematician, and Oenopides. Oenopion , a legendary king, is said to have brought winemaking to the island.
Online Relics Ltd Calyx From Chios Calyx from chios The name, oenopides, means winefaced and he was reputed to be the son of Dionysus and Ariadne. Dionysus was the Greek god of wine http://www.online-relics.com/acatalog/info_gr_00004d.html
Khios -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article Khios, or chios as most Greek English speakers know the island, is a (A native or Oath (circa 460377 BC)) Hippocrates the mathematician, and oenopides. http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/k/kh/khios.htm
Extractions: The population is about 52,290 (census of 2001), with an area of (Click link for more info and facts about 910 km²) 910 km² . The capital is also called Khíos or Khora; it is a port and the island's chief town. Other settlements include Vrondados, (Click link for more info and facts about Volissos) Volissos , Kardamylla and (Click link for more info and facts about Oinoussais) Oinoussais , Other settlements include Vrondados, (Click link for more info and facts about Volissos) Volissos , Kardamylla, (Click link for more info and facts about Oinoussais) Oinoussais , Agios Giorgios Sikousis, and Vavili. The island is famous for its scenery and good climate. Its chief export is (A pasty cement used as an adhesive or filler) mastic but it also produces (One-seeded fruit of the European olive tree usually pickled and used as a relish) olive s
Khios - Art History Online Reference And Guide Khios, or chios as most Greek English speakers know the island, claims to be the birthplace of Homer, Hippocrates the mathematician, and oenopides . http://www.arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Khios
The Wayward Sun Among the most obscure elements of the teaching of the Pythagoreans, including Philoponus, oenopides and Metrodorus of chios, was the belief that the sun http://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050107wayward-sun.htm
Extractions: The Wayward Sun ABOVE: Our Milky Way Galaxy as photographed in Infrared by NASA's COBE Spaceprobe. The sun courses along the zodiac and has no direct connection to the Milky Way. Yet various cultures claim that the sun formerly moved on the Milky Way. This theme is particularly prominent in tropical Africa. For example, the west-equatorial Pygmies assert that the Milky Way is Kmvum's or Mvum's road to the sun in order to renew himself. They call it dzi ko or nwa ko, "road" or "path of the sky". The Rundi tighten the connection of the Milky Way and the sun even further, calling the Milky Way inzira y'izuba, "the sun's track". On condition that such folkloristic "wisdom" is not always meaningless, a possible explanation for such traditions could be that they preserve memories of some other bright object moving over the Milky Way, an object bright enough to qualify as a sun. This solution is recommended by the version of the Fiote of the Loango Coast, that involves a large luminary other than the sun journeying over the Milky Way: "The Star Way [Galaxy] is the road for a funeral procession of a huge star which, once, shone brighter from the sky than the Sun."
Extractions: Ancient Library Bookshelf Smith, Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology v. 3, page 17 Scanned text contains errors. OENOPION by Eusebius , who tells us that Oenomaus Praep. Evang. v. 18, foil., vi. 7; Socrat. H. E. iv. 13 ; Niceph. x. 36 ; Theodoret. Therap. (Orat. vii. p. 210). 2. An epigrammatic poet, the author of a single distich upon Eros , inscribed on a drinking vessel. There is nothing to determine whether or no he was, the same person as the philosopher (Brunck, Anal. vol. ii. p. 402 ; Jacobs, Anth. Graec. vol. in. p. 110.) 3. A tragic poet. diogenes p. 1023.] [P.S.] OENONE a daughter of the river- god Cebren , and the wife of Paris Erot. 4 ; Strab. xiii. p. 596 ; comp. paris [L. S.] OENOPIDES (OfVoTr/^), a distinguished astronomer and mathematician, a native of Chios Plato 1) mentions him in conjunction with Anaxagoras from which it has been concluded that he was a contemporary of the latter. It may have been so, but there is nothing else to confirm the conjecture. He is spoken of in connection with Pythagoras and his followers, so that he seems to have been regarded as a Pythagorean. Oenopides derived most of his astronomical knowledge from the priests and astronomers of Egypt, with whom he lived for some time.
Chios, Greece Khios, or chios or Hios () as most Greek English speakers know the island, be the birthplace of Homer, Hippocrates the mathematician, and oenopides. http://creekin.net/c3680-n73-chios-greece.html
Extractions: 57.46/km² ISO 3166-2: GR-85 FIPS code: Car designation: XI Code for the municipalities: Number of municipalities: Number of independent communes: none 2-letter abbreviation/HASC: KH Map Khios , or Chios or Hios (ΧίοÏ) as most Greek English speakers know the island, is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea. The population is about 52,290 (census of 2001), with an area of 910 km². The capital is also called Khos or Khora; it is a port and the island's chief town. The island is famous for its scenery and good climate. Its chief export is mastic but it also produces olives, figs, and wine. Khos was colonized by Ionians but has been occupied by the Persians, part of the Delian League and the Byzantine Empire, before passing through the possession of the Latin emperors of Constantinople, the Genoese, the Ottoman Turks.
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Extractions: Khios , or Chios as most Greek English speakers know the island, is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea The population is about 52,290 (census of 2001), with an area of 910 km² . The capital is also called Khíos or Khora; it is a port and the island's chief town. Other settlements include Vrondados , Volissos , Kardamylla and Oinoussais , on a small but wealthy island 5 km away. The island is famous for its scenery and good climate. Its chief export is mastic but it also produces olives figs , and wine Khíos was colonized by Ionians but has been occupied by the Persians , part of the Delian League and the Byzantine Empire , before passing through the possession of the Latin emperors of Constantinople , the Genoese , the Ottoman Turks During the Turkish occupation, there was a massacre of the islanders after a rebellion in , depicted by Eugène Delacroix in his famous artwork at The Louvre . Khios rejoined the rest of independent Greece after the First Balkan War The Turkish massacre of 1822, which annihilated 1/4 of the 30,000 inhabitants of the island, decimated the Mastichohoria , the mastic growing villages in the south of the island. It triggered enormous public outrage in Western Europe, as can be seen in the art of Delacroix, and the writing of Lord Byron The Korai Library , in Khios, is one of the most important in Greece, containing 95,000 volumes.
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Biografías - Ciencias Del Espacio V1.0 Translate this page oenopides de chios. Nació en la isla de chios hacia el 490 aC y murió hacia el 420 aC Se cree que vivió en Atenas. oenopides estudio http://cienciasdelespacio.com/Html/biografias.php?id_bio=18
