Associations to the word «Herodotus»
Noun
- Plutarch
- Pliny
- Athenian
- Persian
- Darius
- Cyrus
- Egyptian
- Median
- Assyrian
- Spartan
- Homer
- Thebes
- Bce
- Heracles
- Plato
- Greek
- Iliad
- Babylon
- Geographer
- Persia
- Aphrodite
- Euphrates
- Ptolemy
- Nile
- Osiris
- Historian
- Lydia
- Bc
- Aristotle
- Sparta
- Thrace
- Egypt
- Pharaoh
- Perseus
- Oracle
- Hermes
- Historiography
- Magus
- Priestess
- Ovid
- Libya
- Cicero
- Recount
- Isis
- Syrian
- Labyrinth
- Lucian
- Byzantium
- Barbarian
- Socrates
- Tyrant
- Indus
- Celt
- Hera
- Anatolia
- Greco
- Pyramid
- Athens
- Greece
- Antiquity
- Danube
- Herod
- Macedonian
- Ancient
- Fable
- Skepticism
- Zeus
- Corinth
- Pseudo
- Mention
- Hercules
- Crocodile
- Anecdote
- Isthmus
- Chronology
- Odysseus
Adjective
Wiktionary
HERODOTUS, proper noun. An ancient historian who lived from 484 to 425 BC.
Dictionary definition
HERODOTUS, noun. The ancient Greek known as the father of history; his accounts of the wars between the Greeks and Persians are the first known examples of historical writing (485-425 BC).
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