See UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: A. D. 1840.
LOGAN CROSS ROADS, Battle of.
See UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
A. D. 1862 (JANUARY-FEBRUARY: KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE).
LOGAN'S WRONGS.
LOGAN'S WAR.
LOGAN'S FAMOUS SPEECH.
See OHIO (VALLEY): A. D. 1774.
LÖGBERG, The.
See THING.
LOGI, The.
See BRITAIN: CELTIC TRIBES.
LOGISTÆ AND EUTHYNI, The.
"In Athens, all accounts, with the exception of those of the
generals, were rendered to the logistæ and euthyni. Both
authorities, before and after the archonship of Euclid,
existed together at the same time. Their name itself shows
that the logistæ were auditors of accounts. The euthyni were
in immediate connection with them. … The logistæ were the
principal persons in the auditing board."
_A. Boeckh,
Public Economy of Athens
(translated by Lamb),
book 2, chapter 8._
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LOGOGRAPHI, The.
The earlier Ionian Greek historians "confined their attention
to the circle of myths and antiquities connected with single
families, single cities and districts. These were the Ionic
'logographi,' so called because they noted down in easy
narrative the remarkable facts that they had collected and
obtained by inquiry as to the foundation of the cities, the
myths of the prehistoric age, and the natural, political, and
social condition of different countries."
_E. Curtius,
History of Greece,
book 3, chapter 3 (volume 2)._