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• Brutha is gifted with an eidetic memory and is therefore chosen by Ephebe.
• At the end of the initiation, the ephebe was reincorporated back into society as a man.
• Other Dibbler equivalents include Ratonasticthenes from Ephebe, mentioned in " The Science of Discworld ".
• In " Thief of Time ", these ideas are attributed to the Discworld philosopher Xeno of Ephebe.
• While in Ephebe, Brutha's memory aids an Omnian raid through the Labyrinth guarding the Tyrant's palace.
• Pteppic and Ptraci travel to Ephebe to consult with the philosophers there as to how to get back inside the Kingdom.
• The ephebe would need to hunt, rely on his senses, on aggression, stealth, and trickery to survive.
• Kickboxing Rules Super Heavyweight World Championship on 22 March 2014 in Agde, France at 11th Trophee de l Ephebe event.
• She bribed Rhome of Ephebe to steal and hide the Golden Falchion, in return she gave Elenor of Tsort to Rhome.
• Meanwhile, Ephebe has gained the support of several other nations and has sent an army against Omnia, establishing a beachhead near the citadel.
• Two brick columns topped with statues of the goddess Diana and her companion, an Ephebe, were placed at the southeast gate on Allerton Road.
• Antikythera is most famous for being the location of the 1900 discovery of the Antikythera wreck, from which the Antikythera Ephebe and Antikythera Mechanism were recovered.
• In 2014, " La Nueva Espa馻 " included this " ephebe that exudes testosterone from every pore " among the top ten sexiest video game characters of both genders.
• The Florentine garden, facing the rade of Villefranche-sur-Mer, has a grand stairway, an artificial grotto, and an " ephebe " of marble.
• While in the library of Ephebe, Brutha also memorizes many scrolls in order to protect Ephebeian knowledge as Didactylos sets fire to the building, to stop Vorbis reading the scrolls there.
• The " Lustral Ephebe " is also on display, discovered in Volubilis in 1929, as is the bust of Juba II dating back to 25 BC, originally imported from Egypt.
• The subject is an unidentified youth, an " ephebe ", who sits nude on a rock with his arms wrapped around his legs and his head resting on his knees, eyes closed.
• With the help of Ephebe's Great Library, and the philosophers Didactylos, his nephew, Urn, and Abraxas, Om learns that Brutha is the only one left who believes in him.
• The Pre-Islamic collection of the museum is derived from sites that include Volubilis, ephebe, a young soldier in training naked, wearing a crown of ivy and holding a lamp in his left hand.
• The " Ephebe ", dated by its style to about 340 BC, is one of the most brilliant products of Peloponnesian bronze sculpture; the individuality and character it displays have encouraged speculation on its possible sculptor.