of, from Elis, the Antiquities of Elis, philosophers of the school of Elis
of or from Elis: τὰ Ἠλιακά the Antiquities of Elis, Paus. 5 tit.; οἱ Ἠλειακοί philosophers of the school of Elis, disciples of Phaedo, Str. 9.1.8, D.L. Prooem. 17, 2.105,126.
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Ἠλειᾰκός
*eleiakos
of, from Elis, the Antiquities of Elis
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