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| Cyrus was, at the time (545 BC), besieging the | Greek cities of Asia Minor. |
| While all | Greek cities were destroyed during that cataclysm, t |
| aptured Byzantium in 267 AD and sacked several | Greek cities. |
| Many | Greek citizens and officials attended the funerals. |
| Because of his | Greek citizenship, he is not counted against the non |
| Dryton was a cavalry officer in Ptolemais, a | Greek city in Upper Egypt. |
| The village gets its name from the | Greek city of Corinth. |
| The name of the city comes from the | Greek city of Chersones (translated as Korsun) on th |
| For the | Greek city of Boeotia, see Thebes, Greece. |
| ond largest port of Greece, is the most famous | Greek city for producing loukoumia. |
| The | Greek City States: A Source Book, 1986, rev. |
| For the ancient | Greek city, see Delphi. |
| In the 9th century, while still a | Greek city, Catania became suffragan to the archdioc |
| hich sometimes is taken as evidence of a prior | Greek city, as -ion appears to be a Greek ending. |
| The city was named after the ancient | Greek city-state. |
| after the Varkiza agreement that preluded the | Greek Civil War, Bourlas was arrested for his politi |
| onal Democratic Government was defeated in the | Greek Civil War and left Greece on 28 August 1949. |
| After World War II and the | Greek Civil War, its buildings were rebuilt. |
| The film looks back to the effect of the 1940s | Greek Civil War on the remote Greek village of his u |
| Napalm B was also used during the | Greek Civil War between the Greek Army and Communist |
| After World War II and the | Greek Civil War, its buildings were rebuilt and emig |
| he centre of Slav-Macedonian refugees from the | Greek Civil War. |
| With the | Greek Civil War raging, he returned to win the 1946 |
| The Kasos massacre was the massacre of | Greek civilians during the Greek War of Independence |
| Murder of | Greek civilians in Kondomari, Crete, by German parat |
| Introduction and translations, | Greek Civilization and Character: The Self-Revelatio |
| One, a provincial | Greek, claims to be a priest of her cult. |
| Fire and the other | Greek classical elements were incorporated into the |
| ring his long career he translated many famous | Greek classics, and published several books on the s |
| le sums of money in publishing editions of the | Greek classics. |
| The Church's hierarchy is dominated by | Greek clergy, which in effect excludes the Arab majo |
| He was a | Greek cleric from the Historical family of "Kypariss |
| ital representing a Buddhist devotee wearing a | Greek cloak (chlamys) with fibula. |
| lysis of the Antikythera mechanism, an ancient | Greek clockwork calculator (Price 1959, 1974). |
| The | Greek Clouded Butterfly or Dawn Clouded Yellow, Coli |
| French-Greek forward Yves Triantafillos joined | Greek club Olympiacos CFP. |
| pro career was noted for his success with the | Greek club Olympiacos Piraeus. |
| On 8 January 2011, | Greek club Iraklis Thessaloniki announced that it ha |
| On 5 January 2009 he left Khimki and moved to | Greek club Panserraikos. |
| 16, Castillo's father accepted an offer of the | Greek club Olympiacos. |
| His impressive performances caught the eye of | Greek club AEK Athens. |
| g Boldspilklub in the Danish Superliga and for | Greek club Ethnikos Piraeus. |
| This was the only time the | Greek club has won the trophy, winning the triple cr |
| In July 2010, Sodje joined | Greek club Skoda Xanthi, the club also signed George |
| He now plays for the | Greek club Maroussi B.C. |
| Bally Smart joined | Greek club Kerkyra FC in August 2008 when his contra |
| trial came to nothing as Faty then signed for | Greek club Aris Salonica. |
| Brown left Preston in 1978, and signed for | Greek club Ethnikos. |
| is started his professional career playing for | Greek club Skoda Xanthi as a defender from 1987 unti |
| In 1980 he was transferred to | Greek club Panathinaikos where he played until his r |
| dersfield Town before going abroad to play for | Greek club Panionios NFC. |
| The rivalry between the two | Greek clubs can be traced to a rivalry between the c |
| that his first known attacks were against the | Greek coastal cities in Asia Minor. |
| sts the influence of Hiberno-Latin, in learned | Greek coinages that occasionally appear in his poems |
| Ward, John, | Greek Coins and their Parent Cities, London : John M |
| Types of | Greek Coins (1883) |
| Hill, George Francis, Historical | Greek Coins, London : Archibald Constable and Co., 1 |
| He studied in the | Greek College in Rome from 1617 to September 1619. |
| One alumnus of the | Greek College was Alexander Helladius. |
| The | Greek College, established 1698, was a short-lived a |
| Nymphaion and other ancient | Greek colonies along the north coast of the Black Se |
| Chersonesus and other | Greek colonies along the north coast of the Black Se |
| Some Phoenician and | Greek colonies were established along the Mediterran |
| me the most powerful and flourishing among the | Greek colonies in Sicily. |
| Gorgippia and other ancient | Greek colonies along the north coast of the Black Se |
| re two cultures interacted: the culture of the | Greek colonists and the indigenous Semitic culture. |
| eographical and Historical Writings concerning | Greek Colonization); 1808, 1811 |
| At Nymphaeum (a | Greek colony in the Crimea), a burial site is excava |
| s in the 1930s were more focused on the former | Greek colony of Cyrenaica than in Tripolitania, whic |
| Lede blog, Quryna was named after the ancient | Greek colony Cyrene, Libya. |
| bastions in the Black Sea in 1475 and Venice's | Greek colony of Euboea in 1479. |
| close to the site of the old Miletan (ancient | Greek) colony of Olbia, and the Greek colony of Alek |
| It is thought to be the site of the | Greek colony on the Marmara shore called "Athyra". |
| It was not a | Greek colony, but was largely Hellenized. |
| y and purchased the land that would become the | Greek colony. |
| By 1918, they were back on escort duty under | Greek colors, mainly in the Aegean Sea. |
| d building included a Howard clock on the top, | Greek columns and an auditorium with seating for 375 |
| The name derives from | Greek, combining the words pende (five) and -athlon |
| as also made a guest appearance in the popular | Greek comedy series Tis Elados Ta Pedia (Greece's Bo |
| purpose he took carelessly statements from the | Greek comedy, especially Aristophanes, who had sharp |
| Antiphus, son of Aegyptius, was a | Greek commander who sailed from Troy with Odysseus. |
| In 1890, the | Greek community decided that the school be renamed a |
| when it was taken over for use by the growing | Greek community, and in 1981 became St Spiridon's Gr |
| has also been an important part of Montreal's | Greek community. |
| The book makes no mention of the city's | Greek community. |
| on led to the departure of the majority of the | Greek community. |
| Outstanding Caring Acts by Young People in the | Greek community'. |
| Since 2002 Jugopetrol Kotor is owned by | Greek company Hellenic Petroleum. |
| alakakos is the second Cypriot to have won the | Greek competition, after Loukas Giorkas won the firs |
| The name is from four | Greek components: an- "not," iso- "same," metr- "mea |
| 210 (2001) by the | Greek composer Dimitri Nicolau. |
| The song was penned by the | Greek composer Nikos Terzis. |
| h Franz Kamin at Indiana University, under the | Greek composer Iannis Xenakis, where he received a m |
| g studio in London, planned, built and used by | Greek composer Vangelis in 1975-87. |
| after 1850) was a | Greek composer. |
| In 1856, the Gaisford prizes, for | Greek composition, were founded at Oxford to perpetu |
| Greek concepts (1952), and The paths of justice (195 | |
| tes was the son of Vonones II of Parthia and a | Greek concubine. |
| His sons being underage, he left his | Greek conquests to Hugh as bailiff or viceroy. |
| d by Murad II, the Ottoman sultan, against the | Greek Constantine Palaeologus, Despot of Morea. |
| nate was a new institution introduced with the | Greek Constitution of 1927. |
| Alexander Constantine Ionides was | Greek consul, art patron and donor. |
| y clinic was built on a plot of land gifted by | Greek Consul. |
| 1902, Dragoumis was made deputy consul in the | Greek consulate at Monastir (present-day Bitola). |
| Greek contact with the latter resulted in the entire | |
| Her win, over | Greek contestant Evelina Papantoniou, came on the Mi |
| Victory of the allied troops with a decisive | Greek contribution. |
| Messolonghi remained under | Greek control. |
| n 1956, he published his only book in English, | Greek Cookery. |
| Greek, Coptic, and Arabic were all spoken fluently t | |
| Each | Greek corps had 4 divisions. |
| -Lambs realize they need to win control of the | Greek Council by winning the annual Greek Games duri |
| took the liberty of adding the pictures of the | Greek Councils. |
| When the | Greek counter-offensive began, he led his division i |
| During the period of the | Greek counter-offensive, the Greek forces had much g |
| ido and 433 Eros, which is named after Cupid's | Greek counterpart. |
| She graduated from Barnard College and taught | Greek courses at a high school in Methuen, Massachus |
| For ancient | Greek courtesan, see Rhodopis (hetaera). |
| Additionally, the rulings of the | Greek courts were judged to be violations of the Eur |
| Fran Jeffries as | Greek cousin |
| O fovos) is a 1966 | Greek crime film directed by Kostas Manoussakis. |
| nd loaves, or prosphora, are stamped so that a | Greek cross is in the center, with the letters "IC X |
| Basic | Greek cross |
| andstone, with the floorplan in the shape of a | Greek cross. |
| nesque structure, constructed in the form of a | Greek Cross. |
| ( | Greek) Crushing "Julia", article published in the Mi |
| Some spreads and dips found in the meze of | Greek cuisine are also regarded as part of the group |
| The | Greek cuisine trahana contains only cracked wheat or |
| In | Greek cuisine, this style is known as plaki. |
| In | Greek cuisine, it is used as a remedy for diarrhea, |
| They are found in Turkish and | Greek cuisine. |
| Various other salads have also been called " | Greek" in the English language in the last century, |
| It is extensively used in French and | Greek cuisines, as well as in Cajun, Louisiana Creol |
| teries, the initiation ceremony of the ancient | Greek cult of Demeter and Persephone. |
| Greek Cultural Prayer In the Greek culture, more emp | |
| oposes six types of prayer; primitive, ritual, | Greek cultural, philosophical, mystical, and prophet |
| ers of the Parthian Empire, merging Iranic and | Greek culture described themselves as philhellenes. |
| e has made himself known for comparing ancient | Greek culture with present situations or popular cul |
| He had absorbed much of the | Greek culture including their classics, and became p |
| Most hospodars acted as patrons of | Greek culture, education, and printing. |
| It became a center of | Greek culture, with Greek being the language of educ |
| a has been strongly associated with Greece and | Greek culture. |
| Greek Cup winning coach, 1959 | |
| Won 7 | Greek Cup Championships: (1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 19 |
| The 66th | Greek Cup Final was played at the Kaftanzoglio Stadi |
| The | Greek Cup 2005-06 was the 64th staging of The Greek |
| The | Greek Cup 2004-05 was the 63rd staging of The Greek |
| The 64th | Greek Cup Final was played at the Pankritio Stadium |
| The Vodafone | Greek Cup 2002-2003 was the 61st edition of The Gree |
| With PAO, he won both the | Greek Cup and the Greek Championship that year. |
| The | Greek Cup 2007-08 was the 66th edition of The Greek |
| The | Greek Cup 2001-2002 was the 60th edition of The Gree |
| The competition culminated with the | Greek Cup Final, held at Lysandros Kaftanzoglou Stad |
| Stamatis Gardelis (Actor)-Efi Giannaraki ( | Greek Cup "International Latin Dances" 2010) (4th pl |
| played for Olympiacos and with them he won the | Greek Cup (2002). |
| With AEK he won the | Greek Cup in 2001, and also the Greek Championship i |
| They also competed in the | Greek Cup and the UEFA Champions League |
| He also won the | Greek Cup in 1993 with Panathinaikos BC. |
| The 61st | Greek Cup Final was played at the Toumba Stadium, To |
| Champion)-Anna Polyzou (Discrimination in the | Greek Cup «American - International Latin" 2010) (5t |
| 1 time | Greek Cup winner: 1977 |
| the 2006-07 season he helped Larissa reach the | Greek cup final and successfully win it. |
| Olympiacos claimed this season's | Greek Cup with a 3-0 victory over AEK Athens. |
| Greek Cup MVP: 2009 | |
| g spent four years in Greece, where he won the | Greek Cup in 1998 with Panionios NFC. |
| Olympiacos won this season's | Greek Cup with a 3-0 victory over Aris. |
| The 60th | Greek Cup Final was played at the Athens Olympic Sta |
| or Larissa (1982/83-1984/85) and won the first | Greek cup for the history of the team, in 1985. |
| He was the | Greek Cup MVP for 3 consecutive years. |
| Won the | Greek Cup (2009) |
| 's edition was the first to be entitled "SINCO | Greek Cup" after SINCO Insurance Brokers. |
| also currently hosts the finals matches of the | Greek Cup. |
| Greek Cup: Runners up 2008-09 | |
| Greek Cup: Runners up 1997-98 | |
| Greek Cup: Runners up 1998-99 | |
| Greek Cup: Runners up 2006-07 | |
| 3x MVP of the | Greek Cup: (2006, 2007, 2008) |
| that period, he celebrated the winning of two | Greek Cups, in 1972 and 1974, and one Greek Champion |
| s featuring in the Champions League, winning 2 | Greek Cups. |
| Won 2 | Greek Cups: 1994, 1997 |
| Won 3 | Greek Cups: (2000, 2010, 2011) |
| Won 6 | Greek Cups: (2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) |
| For the | Greek Cynic, see Zoilus. |
| Following | Greek Cypriot attempts to modify the constitution (s |
| Demetriades was born in Limassol Cyprus to | Greek Cypriot parents, Onisiphoros Demetriades and M |
| ter the 2009 season, Segares left the Fire for | Greek Cypriot club Apollon Limassol. |
| The Commander of the | Greek Cypriot National Guard, Col. Georgios Grivas, |
| s was to become an independent republic with a | Greek Cypriot president and a Turkish Cypriot vice-p |
| He was born to a | Greek Cypriot father and British mother. |
| He was also the first ever | Greek Cypriot that played in a football championship |
| He was dating a | Greek Cypriot woman, Rona Angelo. |
| EOKA-B was a | Greek Cypriot paramilitary organisation formed in 19 |
| In 1994, she co-founded the ‘ | Greek and Greek Cypriot Community of Enfield', a ver |
| Early in the article, he is described as of | Greek Cypriot descent, but later his parents are des |
| In the Republic of Cyprus older | Greek Cypriots also still refer to the donum, althou |
| OKA (1955-59) were seen by the majority of the | Greek Cypriots as anti-colonialist freedom fighters, |
| Many Turkish and | Greek Cypriots consider snails a delicacy. |
| he British played the Turkish Cypriots against | Greek Cypriots, resulting in the polarisation of opi |
| s name is derived from Latin ludus, "game" and | Greek daktylos, "finger". |
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