Boeotian

Priene is called by some writers Cadme, because Philotus, its second founder, was a Bœotian.

These gods promised to Hyricus, a Bœotian peasant, who had entertained them hospitably, whatever he would ask.

All the women there were slaves whom the Bœotian beat when they allowed a customer to leave discontented.

He was a Bœotian, and in his youth tended sheep upon Mount Helicon.

The city was built, the walls rising to the music of Argeian and Bœotian flutes.