Chilon
[ kahy-lon ]
/ ˈkaɪ lɒn /
noun
flourished 556 b.c., Greek sage and ephor at Sparta.
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Also Chi·lo [kahy-loh]. /ˈkaɪ loʊ/.
Words nearby Chilon
chilo-, Chiloe Island, chilognath, chilomonad, Chilomonas, Chilon, chiloplasty, chilopod, chilorrhaphy, chiloschisis, chilosis
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Example sentences from the Web for Chilon
At 11:15, we passed the bridge over the stream on which Chilon is built, and a moment later drew up at the town-house.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick StarrAccording to Chilon, the great virtue of man was prudence, or well-grounded judgment as to future events.