Sentences with HIPPARCH
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"The word 'hipparch' is derived from the Greek words 'hippos' meaning horse and 'archein' meaning to rule."
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"In the ancient Athenian cavalry, a hipparch commanded a unit known as a hippeis of 300 men."
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"The position of a hipparch was highly esteemed and held significant influence in the military hierarchy."
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"A well-trained hipparch could greatly impact the outcome of a battle through strategic cavalry maneuvers."
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"The leadership of a skilled hipparch was often instrumental in ensuring the success of cavalry charges."
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"The primary duty of a hipparch was to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the cavalry under their command."
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"During ancient Greek warfare, hipparchs were required to coordinate with other military officers for synchronized attacks."
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"The role of a hipparch varied depending on the specific military strategies employed in different regions."
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"The success of a cavalry army often relied heavily on the expertise and decision-making abilities of its hipparch."
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"The responsibilities of a hipparch extended beyond the battlefield and included administrative duties."
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"Prominent ancient Athenian hipparchs include Harmodius, Aristogeiton, and Phormio."
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"The position of hipparch gradually lost its significance with the decline of cavalry warfare."
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"The role of a hipparch was to lead a cavalry troop called a hipparchy."
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"The hipparch was responsible for organizing and commanding the cavalry forces."
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"In Athens, the hipparch was one of the nine archons, responsible for military affairs."
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"The hipparch played a crucial role in maintaining the city's defense and security."
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"The appointment of a hipparch required experience and expertise in equestrian matters."
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"The hipparch, along with other military officials, formed an integral part of the Athenian government."
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"The responsibilities of a hipparch included training and equipping the cavalry troops."
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"Historians believe the office of hipparch was abolished in Athens around the 4th century BCE."
