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Milesian /mʌɪˈliːʃɪən / /mʌɪˈliːʃ(ə)n/nounA native or inhabitant of ancient Miletus.Heraclitus may be saying that the Milesians correctly saw that one stuff turns into another in a series, but they incorrectly inferred from this that some one stuff is the source of everything else....- With the newly-invented money as the universal means of storing value, we can perhaps understand how it was the Milesians who came to ask the fundamental questions of Philosophy and Science.
- He produced a play about the Persian slaughter of the Milesians, a disaster that devastated the Athenians who were deeply partisan to the Milesian cause.
adjectiveRelating to Miletus or its inhabitants.For more than a thousand years the kings and queens of England and Scotland have been crowned over this stone and, as the history of IRELAND reveals, the Milesian kings before them....- He produced a play about the Persian slaughter of the Milesians, a disaster that devastated the Athenians who were deeply partisan to the Milesian cause.
- But the Milesian school of philosophers that Thales founded produced little consensus about the prote hyle or first matter that constituted everything.
Origin Mid 16th century: via Latin from Greek Milēsios + -an. Rhymes Belizean, Cartesian, Indonesian, Salesian, Silesian |