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Anyone know what the ancient macedonian term “paides basilikoi” means?
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“court clerks” or “royal boys” I think. It’s been awhile since I’ve studied gibberish.
*royal pages* from what i can remember
courtybubble wrote:
*royal pages* from what i can remember
That would likely be the more apt deffinition.
i remember something about 50 pages joining Alexander the Great near Susa to serve as body guards. These are the paides basilikoi perhaps?
*win*
WE could’ve all just have saved time by googling initially.
but my epic brain came up with the right answer without googles help. for once.
i swears i didnt :(
Oh, it swears does it? And on who’s grave does it swear on? It don’t mean a thing lest it’s on its own!
someone got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning
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