phy·le 
(fīlē)
(fīlē)n. pl. phy·lae (-lē)
A large citizens' organization based on kinship, constituting the largest political subdivision of an ancient Greek city-state.
[Greek phūlē, tribe, phyle; see bheuə- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
phylic adj.
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- Charles
- Charles Alfred
- Charles André Joseph Marie
- Charles Augustin
- Charles Augustin de
- Charles Augustus
- Charles Austin
- Charles Benedict
- Charles Brenton
- Charles Brockden
- (Charles) Bruce
- Charles de Secondat.
- Charles Dillon
- Charles Edgar
- Charles Edward
- Charles Edward
- Charles Edward Anderson
- Charles Eliot
- Charles Ephraim
- Charles Evans
- Charles Farrar