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Apollodorus
- Apollodorus, Apollodorus, The Library, with an English Translation by Sir James George Frazer, F.B.A., F.R.S. in 2 Volumes. Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann Ltd. 1921. Online version at the Perseus Digital Library.
Articles
Featured: Attalus I
Created:
- Aerope (daughter of Cepheus)
- Agastrophus
- Acragas (mythology)
- Alcyoneus (disambiguation)
- Algebra of sets
- Amyntor
- Amyntor (son of Ormenus)
- Anaxilas (comic poet)
- Chaos (mythology)
- Camilla (mythology)
- Cocountable topology
- Constant function
- Crazy dice
- Cut-point
- Cycle (mathematics)
- Dardanus (Scythian king)
- Demetrius of Pharos
- Diocles (mathematician)
- Dodone (mythology)
- Dynkin system
- Electra (Oceanid)
- Eumenes I
- Eudora (mythology)
- Euripus Strait
- Gaius Terentius Varro
- Gorge (mythology)
- Heraclea Minoa
- Hesione (disambiguation)
- Hesione (Oceanid)
- Ida (mother of Minos)
- Ida (nurse of Zeus)
- Idaea (mother of King Teucer)
- Idaea (wife of Phineus)
- Inductive set (axiom of infinity)
- Ionian League
- Lamia (daughter of Poseidon)
- Lembus
- Line segment
- Maeander River
- Melia (consort of Apollo)
- Melia (consort of Inachus)
- Meliae
- Multiple edges
- Mycale
- Opus, Greece
- Paean (disambiguation)
- Paeon (father of Agastrophus)
- Paeon (son of Antilochus)
- Paeon (prosody)
- Pandia (festival)
- Pandia (village)
- Pandion (hero)
- Panionium
- Parmenides (dialogue)
- Periphas (king of Attica)
- Philetaerus
- Phocaea
- Phoronis (disambiguation)
- Phoronis (epic poem)
- Phoronis (Hellanicus)
- Pivoting
- Plouto
- Plouto (Oceanid)
- Pointwise
- Set system of finite character
- Sigma additivity
- Somnus
- Tenerus (son of Apollo)
- Theophilus (Biblical)
- Tommaso Fazello
- Totally disconnected space
- Transposition (mathematics)
- Vibo Valentia
Rewritten:
- Aerope
- Alcyoneus
- Aleus
- Althaemenes
- Apemosyne
- Auge
- Caanthus
- Catreus
- Cerberus
- Ceto (Oceanid)
- Chione (daughter of Boreas)
- Crataeis
- Echidna (mythology)
- Enceladus (giant)
- Eudora (mythology)
- Eurypylus (son of Telephus)
- Iacchus
- Giants (Greek mythology)
- Lelantos
- List of Oceanids
- Morpheus
- Melia (consort of Poseidon)
- Mimas (Giant)
- Mycene (mythology)
- Nauplius (mythology)
- Oneiros
- Orthrus
- Pallas (Giant)
- Pallas (Titan)
- Pandia
- Pandion I
- Pandion II
- Phantasos
- Phoenix (son of Amyntor)
- Plouto (mother of Tantalus)
- Polybotes
- Porphyrion
- Rhodos
- Sanctuary of Pandion
- Selene
- Telephus
- Tethys (mythology)
- Typhon
- Zagreus
Some major edits:
- √ 03/10/19
User pages
Article Notes: /(Template)
- /Acragas (mythology)
- /Adrasteia
- /Aether (mythology)
- /Aerope
- /Alcyoneus
- /Aleus
- /Altar of the Twelve Gods
- /Althaemenes
- /Amyntor (son of Ormenus)
- /Anchiale (mythology)
- /Androktasiai
- /Auge
- /Aura (mythology)
- /Caanthus
- /Catreus
- /Cerberus
- /Chaos (mythology)
- /Chione (daughter of Boreas)
- /Crantor (mythology)
- /Cronus
- /Dardanus (Scythian king)
- /Delphyne
- /Dodone (mythology)
- /Drakaina (mythology)
- /Dipylon
- /Echidna (mythology)
- /Electra (Oceanid)
- /Enceladus (mythology)
- /Eudora (mythology)
- /Eurypylus (son of Telephus)
- /Giants (Greek mythology)
- /Graeae
- /Hecatoncheires
- /Hermes
- /Hesione (Oceanid)
- /Iacchus
- /Ida (nurse of Zeus)
- /Ida (mother of Minos)
- /Idaea
- /Idaea (mother of King Teucer)
- /Idaea (mother of the Kuretes)
- /Idaea (wife of Phineus)
- /Ladon
- /Lelantos
- /List of Oceanids
- /Meilichios
- /Melia (consort of Apollo)
- /Melia (consort of Inachus)
- /Melia (consort of Poseidon)
- /Melia (mythology)
- /Meliae
- /Mimas (Giant)
- /Morpheus
- /Mycene (mythology)
- /Nauplius (mythology)
- /Oceanids
- /Oneiros
- /Orthrus
- /Paeon (son of Antilochus)
- /Paeonidae
- /Pallas (daughter of Triton)
- /Pallas (Giant)
- /Pallas (Titan)
- /Pandia
- /Pandia (festival)
- /Pandion (hero)
- /Perdix (mythology)
- /Periphas (king of Attica)
- /Phantasos
- /Phobetor
- /Phoenix (son of Amyntor)
- /Phocaea
- /Phoebe (mythology)
- /Phonoi
- /Phoronis (epic poem)
- /Phoronis (Hellanicus)
- /Plouto (mother of Tantalus)
- /Plouto (Oceanid)
- /Rhodos
- /Polybotes
- /Potomoi
- /Porphyrion
- /Sarpedon (Trojan War hero)
- /Selene
- /Somnus
- /Telephus
- /Tenerus (son of Apollo)
- /Tethys
- /Thaumas
- /Theogony
- /Twelve Olympians
- /Typhon
- /Zagreus
New: Hypnos (See Shefold, p. 248)
Old article notes:
Aethiopia & Andromeda,
Aganippe,
Aristonicus,
Bio,
Cytorus,
Endymion,
Endymion 2,
Eumenes II,
DGRBM,
Gaius Terentius Varro,
Heraclea,
Heraclea Pontica,
King of Athens,
Pandion I,
Pandion II,
Ogyges,
Roman Agora.
Trojan War,
William Jacob Baer,
Zeno's paradoxes,
Other:
Article Drafts:
Old To Do
Add to: Sanctuary of Pandion: Hurwit, [2]
Fix: Symmetric relation, Antisymmetric relation, Asymmetric relation, reflexive relation, Irreflexive relation, total relation, Trichotomy, Ordered ring, Ultrametric space, Physical constant (table, and notes), Mathematical constant (table), Theodosius I (succession box see talk), Empty function, Zeno of Elea (turn inline references into footnotes, make external links into References section), Algebra, Magnitude (mathematics) (merge with absolute value), Heraclea (disambiguate), set (image prob see subset), union (set theory) (image prob see subset), intersection (set theory) (image prob see subset), complement (set theory) (image prob see subset), Image:Sym complement.png (replace), Table of mathematical symbols ( ":=" entry, reorganize)
Expand/Rewrite: Image (add and organize properties - see PM), Restriction (mathematics) (and move to Restriction), Trichotomy (split into dab page and "law of trychotomy" page, also see PM article), Identity function (see PlanetMath "Identity map"), Achaeus (general), List of mathematical functions: and create category? First Macedonian War: expand intro (FAC?) Inverse function: add inverse morphism, Arsinoe II of Egypt, Camilla (mythology), Interval (mathematics), Neighbourhood (mathematics), Parmenides, Empedocles, Permutation, Binary relation add informal definition (as subset of X x Y), add definition of Domain and Codomain of a relation First-order predicate logic link to symbolic logic? (figure out why link was removed)
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- Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Ed Poor/Complaint and response
- Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Ed Poor
- Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Ed Poor/Evidence
- Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Ed Poor/Workshop
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For quality Paul may be crazed,
but in conflict is mostly unfazed—
and, too, pretty swell
for one who can't tell
his mug from his chocolate glazed!
After math is crazy Paul
This is known by us all
He may dream of Ancient Greece
But just numbers give him peace
Neither Caesar, neither Kate
Are too stong to change his fate
But don't worry, have some rum
And enjoy the year to come
- Anonymous (New Year's eve 2006)