26 - 33 of 33 results Previous Page of 2 You searched for: Tags: exercise✖TableIndex DetailsType / Subject TitleType 102550100200 Type Subject Identifier Title Rhetorical handbookPseudo-Dionysius Halicarnassensis, 1. Panegyricus 5: sport and masculinity Pseudo-Dionysius Halicarnassensis, 1. Panegyricus 5: sport and masculinity Pseudo-Dionysius Halicarnassensis, 1. Panegyricus 5: sport and masculinity Type:Rhetorical handbookMedicine, health adviceSoranus, Gynaecia 1.22–23: effect of exercise on the mensesSoranus, <span>Gynaecia</span> 1.22–23: effect of exercise on the mensesSoranus, <span>Gynaecia</span> 1.22–23: effect of exercise on the mensesType:Medicine, health adviceEncyclopediaSuda s.v. Lycurgus (Λ824): Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaSuda s.v. Lycurgus (Λ824): Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaSuda s.v. Lycurgus (Λ824): Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaType:EncyclopediaBiographySuetonius, Domitianus 4: the Capitolia in RomeSuetonius, Domitianus 4: the Capitolia in RomeSuetonius, Domitianus 4: the Capitolia in RomeType:Biographypoetry / scholionTheocritus, Idyllia 18.22–25 with the scholion: female athletics in SpartaTheocritus, Idyllia 18.22–25 with the scholion: female athletics in SpartaTheocritus, Idyllia 18.22–25 with the scholion: female athletics in SpartaType:poetry / scholionHistorigraphy Thucydides, Historiae 3.104.3–5: spectators at the Delian games and another festival in EphesusThucydides, Historiae 3.104.3–5: spectators at the Delian games and another festival in EphesusThucydides, Historiae 3.104.3–5: spectators at the Delian games and another festival in EphesusType:Historigraphy treatise on economics Xenophon, Oeconomicus 10.11: appropriate forms of female exerciseXenophon, Oeconomicus 10.11: appropriate forms of female exerciseXenophon, Oeconomicus 10.11: appropriate forms of female exerciseType:treatise on economics Political philosophyXenophon, Res Publica Lacedaemoniorum 1.3-4: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaXenophon, Res Publica Lacedaemoniorum 1.3-4: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaXenophon, Res Publica Lacedaemoniorum 1.3-4: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaType:Political philosophy Previous Page of 2