Biography Men E
Ancient men whose names begin with E.
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Eurybiades
Eurybiades was the Spartan leader of the naval forces during the Battle of Salamis in the Persian Wars.
Eurybiades was the Spartan leader of the naval forces during the Battle of Salamis in the Persian Wars.
Eutropius
The historian Eutropius is little known other than that he served under Valens and campaigned with Julian.
The historian Eutropius is little known other than that he served under Valens and campaigned with Julian.
Eratosthenes
Eratosthenes is known for his mathematical calculations. Eratosthenes was called "Beta" because he was never first, but he is more famous than his "Alpha" teachers because his discoveries are still used today. Chief among these are the calculation of the circumference of the earth.
Eratosthenes is known for his mathematical calculations. Eratosthenes was called "Beta" because he was never first, but he is more famous than his "Alpha" teachers because his discoveries are still used today. Chief among these are the calculation of the circumference of the earth.
Elagabalus
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus or Elagabalus (named for the sun-god of the Syrian city of Emesa) was emperor of Rome in the third century and despised for his effeminacy, transvestitism, and bisexuality.
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus or Elagabalus (named for the sun-god of the Syrian city of Emesa) was emperor of Rome in the third century and despised for his effeminacy, transvestitism, and bisexuality.
Epictetus
Link Feature on the Stoic philosopher (influenced by Seneca) who, after obtaining his freedom, had to leave Rome.
Link Feature on the Stoic philosopher (influenced by Seneca) who, after obtaining his freedom, had to leave Rome.
Epicurus
Feature on the life and writing of Epicurus, the philosopher who lent his name to a school of philosophy popular in Rome and still today.
Feature on the life and writing of Epicurus, the philosopher who lent his name to a school of philosophy popular in Rome and still today.