Phocaean

Phocæan English Alternative forms en Phocæan Phocean Etymology From en la:Phocaeus -an or en Phocaea n. Pronunciation en /fəʊˈsiːən/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Phocaean.wav Southern England Adjective en Ancient Greece Of or pertaining to Phocaea or its inhabitants. Translations of or pertaining to Phocaea Catalan: ca foceu French: fr phocéen Galician: gl focense Italian: it foceo Latin: la Phōcaeus, la Phōcaicus Occitan: oc focenc, oc focèu Russian: ru фокейский Spanish: es foceo Noun en Ancient Greece An inhabitant of Phocaea. 451 I The discipline of the navy was not equal to the valour of the enterprise; Dionysius, commander of the Phocæans, attempted, perhaps too rigorously, to enforce it;—jealousy and disgust broke out among the troops—and the Samian leaders, whether displeased with their allies, or tempted by the Persians, who, through the medium of the exiled tyrants of Greece, serving with them, maintained correspondence with the Ionians, secretly agreed to desert in the midst of the ensuing battle. Translations an inhabitant of Phocaea Catalan: ca foceu m, ca focea f French: fr Phocéen m, fr Phocéenne f Galician: gl focense Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Φωκαιεύς Italian: it foceo m, it focea f Latin: la Phōcaeus m Russian: ru фокеец m Spanish: es foceo m, es focea f, es focense