Euhemerus [yoo-hee-mer-uh s, -hem-er-] Examples noun
- flourished c300 b.c., Greek mythographer.
Also Euemerus, Evemerus. Compare euhemerism. Examples from the Web for euhemerus Historical Examples of euhemerus
The graves of Greek gods maybe due to Euhemerism, a theory much more ancient than Euhemerus.
Andrew Lang
This has been a favourite theory of the making of a god from the time of Euhemerus down to Herbert Spencer.
Jesse Benedict Carter
He was fond of philosophical speculations, and made the Romans acquainted with the rationalism of Euripides and Euhemerus.
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It would require another Euhemerus to find any groundwork of history in these narratives.
George Rawlinson
I would much rather believe the Messenian (Euhemerus) than him.
The Histories of Polybius, Vol. II (of 2)
Polybius