Noun:

सर्वोच्च वर्गीकरण, पुरोहितांचे राज्य, देवदूत, पाद्री,

trierarchy's Usage Examples:

A trierarchy (Greek: τριηραρχία, romanized: trierarchia) was a type of obligation called a liturgy, a debt similar to a tax on the very wealthy in Ancient.

The main one was the trierarchy, that is to say the equipment and maintenance of a trireme and its crew.

Thrasylochus offered, in the case of a trierarchy, to make an exchange of property with Demosthenes, under a private understanding.

However, his trierarchy was a financial responsibility – that is, Nearchus put up the money for.

system to the Ocean, Lysimachus was one of those from Pella charged with a trierarchy in the Attic fashion.

talking of buying food during a stopover at Tenedos where he would pass the trierarchy to Polycles.

In Classical Athens, the title was associated with the trierarchy (τριηραρχία, triērarchia), one of the public offices or liturgies, which.

Lane draws the analogy with the trierarchy in ancient Athens, which was one of the liturgies entrusted to the wealthier.

symmories to the trierarchy: a list of the 1,200 richest citizens (the synteleis, "joint contributors"), who were liable for the trierarchy, were grouped.

Sometimes the more wealthy citizens voluntarily undertook a "trierarchy", or the expenses of equipping a trireme.

The trierarchy, the building of triremes, was no longer necessary because Athens withdrew.