Definition of Philistias

1. philistia [n] - See also: philistia

Lexicographical Neighbors of Philistias

philhellenist
philhellenists
philia
philias
philiater
philibeg
philibegs
philibuster
philip
philippic
philippick
philippics
philippium
philipsbornite
philipsburgite
philistias (current term)
philistine
philistines
philistinic
philistinism
philistinisms
phillipsite
phillumenist
phillumenists
phillumeny
phillygenin
phillyrea
phillyreas
phillyrin
philo-

Literary usage of Philistias

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Literary History of Russia by Aleksander Brückner, Ellis H. Minns (1908)
"... the two actors without boots or resources on their wanderings through the Russian " philistias "—not only beautiful and noble language, ..."

2. The Irish Quarterly Review (1854)
"... and its plot must be quite as little known as The Celt's Paradise ; it is as follows :— The Senate of Syracuse chooses as its President, philistias, ..."

3. The Irish Quarterly Review (1854)
"... philistias, a tool of Dionysius, an ambitious soldier. Dionysius directs another of his creatures, Procles, to induce the populace, by divination, ..."

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