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pylagore Gr. Antiq.|ˈpɪləgɔə(r)|
Also in Gr. form pylagoras.
[ad. Gr. Πυλαγόρας, f. Πύλαι, Thermopylæ (the older place of assembly of the Pythian Amphictyony) + ἄγορα assembly.]
The title of one of the two deputies sent by each constituent tribe to the Amphictyonic Council.
1753Chambers Cycl. Supp., Pylagore. 1822T. Mitchell Aristoph., Com. II. 76 Every Grecian state..sent to its meetings two deputies, one of whom bore the name of Pylagore, the other the appellation of Hieromnemon. 1835Thirlwall Greece I. x. 380 At Athens three pylagores were annually elected. 1846Grote Greece ii. ii. II. 325 æschines, himself a Pylagore sent to Delphi by Athens. |