[DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe - Wikipedia [PAR] Xanthippe was an ancient Athenian, the wife of Socrates and mother of their 
three sons: ... Hers is one of many Greek personal names with a horse theme (cf. 
... It is only in Xenophon's Symposium where we have Socrates agree that she is 
(in ... now come to mean any nagging scolding person, especially a shrewish 
wife. [DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe | Define Xanthippe at Dictionary.com [PAR] Xanthippe definition, flourished late 5th century b.c, wife of Socrates. See more. ... 
Pudding Christopher Morley. Xanthippe has acquired the reputation of being the 
typical scold of antiquity. ... the wife of Socrates, proverbial as a scolding and 
quarrelsome woman. 2. any nagging, peevish, or irritable woman. Collins English
... [DOC] [TLE] Xantippe | Define Xantippe at Dictionary.com [PAR] the wife of Socrates, proverbial as a scolding and quarrelsome woman. 2. any 
nagging, peevish, or irritable woman. Collins English Dictionary - Complete... [DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] "Xanthippe" definitions: an ancient Athenian, the wife of Socrates and mother ... 
Ancient Greek  (Xanthipp), the name of the shrewish wife of Socrates. 
... of Socrates, proverbial as a scolding and quarrelsome woman | any nagging,... [DOC] [TLE] Philosophy - Ray Sahelian, M.D. [PAR] The name of Xanthippe wife of Socrates has become proverbial for any nagging 
wife. He said, "Bad men live to eat & drink whereas good men eat & drink in... [DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe - definition and synonims of Xanthippe in english ... [PAR] Xanthippe was an ancient Athenian, the wife of Socrates and mother of their 
three sons: ... is the wife of Socrates, proverbial as a scolding and quarrelsome 
woman. Other definition of Xanthippe is any nagging, peevish, or irritable woman. 
.... of the Primer, and how has the German Primer villified the name of Xanthippe I 
.. [DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe - definition of Xanthippe by The Free Dictionary [PAR] (Biography) the wife of Socrates, proverbial as a scolding and quarrelsome 
woman. 2. any nagging, peevish, or irritable woman. Collins English Dictionary... [DOC] [TLE] Xanthippe: People - Ancient Greece - Resources for Ancient Biblical ... [PAR] The wife of Socrates and mother of their three sons. ... this famous woman, whose 
name has become proverbial in all languages as that of a typical shrew. ... For 
the term "Xanthippe" has now come to mean any nagging scolding person,... [DOC] [TLE] Tia Silverthorne Bach's Blog - Xanthippe &amp ... - Goodreads [PAR] Apr 27, 2012 ... or for knowing anything about Socrates' wife (or that he had one). ... of Socrates, 
proverbial as a scolding and quarrelsome woman2. any nagging, ... One 
particular story has Xanthippe dumping a chamber pot on Socrates' head. ... 
Another pupil, Xenophon, is credited with sullying Xanthippe's good name. [DOC] [TLE] A Simple Philosophy to Help You Overcome Difficult Obstacles - The ... [PAR] Nov 13, 2014 ... Socrates had a mean, nagging wife; he always said that being married to her 
was ... What gets far less coverage is what's called post-traumatic growth, or what 
... about them, the obstacles becomes exciting, enriching and empowering. ... for 
free, unfettered (and quiet) energy  no matter what's happening. [DOC] [TLE] Shrew vs Termagant - What's the difference? | the-difference ... [PAR] As nouns the difference between shrew and termagant is that shrew is any of 
numerous small mouselike, ... An ill-tempered, nagging woman: a scold. ... The 
name of Xanthippe, the wife of Socrates, has become proverbial for a termagant . [DOC] [TLE] "Lars Gyllensten's 'Sokrates Dod': Intertextuality and the Ludic Spirit ... [PAR] Socrates makes no specific reference in the Apology to his wife, Xanthippe .... 
name "Xanthippe" has become proverbial for "an ill-tempered woman or wife, a 
shrew. ...... In Webster's New World Dictionary she is a "quarrelsome, nagging 
wife. [DOC] [TLE] Fifteensquared  Blog Archive

Question: The name of this wife of Socrates has become proverbial for any nagging wife
Answer: Xanthippe