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| Duet (a | Greek and a Greek girl): Ohne Verschulden Knechtscha |
| Classical | Greek had a verb (Greek: ζώννυσθαι, zonusthai) put a |
| ilm Mr. Lucky, Cary Grant portrayed '"Joe 'The | Greek' Adams", a character loosely based on Cornero. |
| Exosti ("balcony" in | Greek) is a settlement in Argolida, Greece near the |
| Archaeanactids ( | Greek: Αρχαιανακτίδαι): a Greek dynasty of the Kingd |
| named after Europa, one of Zeus's conquests in | Greek mythology, a name it shares with Jupiter's moo |
| In | Greek mythology, a syrinx is a water nymph. |
| Spartocids ( | Greek: Σπαρτοκίδαι): a Thracian dynasty of the Kingd |
| eologian, Fulgentius's work shows knowledge of | Greek and a strong agreement with Augustine of Hippo |
| The custom of having the Gospel chanted in | Greek by a Greek Catholic deacon remains on speciall |
| While originally written in the | Greek language, a Latin translation was made very sh |
| The salinon (meaning "salt-cellar" in | Greek) is a geometrical figure that consists of four |
| Democrates ( | Greek: Δημοκράτης) a Pythagorean philosopher, concer |
| Saint Andrew (Agios Andreas, Άγιος Ανδρέας in | Greek) is a Greek Orthodox basilica in the east side |
| niversity of California, Berkeley in classical | Greek with a minor in Near Eastern Studies. |
| ized form of the Khaloi or Chaloi of Ptolemy's | Greek, were a Germanic tribe residing in Jutland. |
| On May 3, 1974, Makarios sent the | Greek government a letter that identified certain Gr |
| After this, he taught Latin and | Greek in a high school in Cincinnati between 1946 an |
| Firaesi (Latinization) or Phiraisoi (original | Greek) are a people listed in Ptolemy's Geography (2 |
| In 1985, he moved to the | Greek American AA of the Cosmopolitan Soccer League. |
| He played 1991 and 1992 with | Greek American AA in the Cosmopolitan Soccer League. |
| He then played for the | Greek American AA of the Cosmopolitan Soccer League. |
| Louis Central Breweries from 1933 to 1935 and | Greek American AA from 1967 to 1969). |
| Greek and able to speak Greek). | |
| ok of fables Kalilag and Damnag from Arabic to | Greek in about 1080. |
| He studied at the | Greek Army Academy and was commissioned into the Arm |
| Iphigenia, however, has already reached the | Greek camp accompanied by her mother Clytemnestra. |
| Laertius' Lives of the Philosophers in ancient | Greek with accompanying Italian translation. |
| It was named after the | Greek region Achaea in the northern Peloponnese. |
| The word acolyte is derived from the | Greek word acolytos, meaning companion, attendant, o |
| troop movements, radio traffic, recruitment of | Greek interpreters, acquisition of Greek maps and Op |
| dly, this would have resulted in the spread of | Greek influence across the empire; however, the prim |
| Barocci 15 - Psalterium in | Greek, 1105 AD |
| The | Greek Revival addition to the house is c.1840. |
| Lambros Katsonis (1752-1804) was a | Greek naval admiral of the 18th century. |
| Adonai ("My Lord" and origin of the | Greek name Adonis) |
| , including The Chameleon; translated from the | Greek and advocated the compilation and amalgamation |
| His impressive performances caught the eye of | Greek club AEK Athens. |
| Kallon signed a 6 month contract with | Greek giants AEK F.C. on 29 January 2008. |
| d, coaching in Saudi Arabia and later managing | Greek side AEK Athens (1983-1984). |
| Its name comes from the | Greek word aerugo for copper rust. |
| It is named after the | Greek fabulist Aesop. |
| It is named after the | Greek region Aetolia, and its provisional designatio |
| alakakos is the second Cypriot to have won the | Greek competition, after Loukas Giorkas won the firs |
| uat; the Greeks called it Kanobos, or Kanopos ( | Greek: Κάνωπος), after a mythological commander of a |
| 's edition was the first to be entitled "SINCO | Greek Cup" after SINCO Insurance Brokers. |
| The order was discontinued in 1975 by the | Greek state after the abolition of monarchy and toda |
| Olympia is a | Greek town after which many restaurants were named. |
| For the mythological | Greek mortal after whom this genus is named, see Aca |
| A | Greek prosecutor, after 2 years of investigations, f |
| porters consider Aris Velouchiotis a symbol of | Greek resistance against Nazi Germany and a hero of |
| The | Greek Bronze Age. |
| He also became commander of the | Greek Naval Air Service. |
| It was named after the | Greek hero Ajax. |
| His second round opponent was fellow | Greek Aristidis Akratopoulos, whom Paspatis defeated |
| The name of the genus is derived from two | Greek words, akte, "the seashore", and philos, "lovi |
| ning "furnished with rays" is derived from the | Greek stem aktin-/ακτιν- "ray" or "sunbeam". |
| The name actinium originates from the | Greek aktis, aktinos (ακτίς, ακτίνος), meaning beam |
| he Detroit area are still owned by Macedonian, | Greek or Albanian immigrants and other menu items in |
| The | Greek and Albanian governments condemned the violenc |
| Ammos itane is the name of a | Greek studio album by singer Marinella. |
| The | Greek poet Alcaeus is the oldest known source for th |
| logically, the generic name is composed of the | Greek terms aletes and pelte, meaning, respectively |
| It is named after the | Greek goddess Aletheia. |
| Turkish and | Greek Jews alike were deported to the death camps fr |
| Ali used | Greek for all his courtly dealings. |
| The word "allophone" is formed from the | Greek roots allos, meaning other, and phone, meaning |
| His | Greek heritage allowed him to vie for one of the 16 |
| 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 |
| Gorgippia and other ancient | Greek colonies along the north coast of the Black Se |
| Greek letters: alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon | |
| This page is about the | Greek Olympic alpine skier. |
| The Achelous ( | Greek: Αχελώος), also Acheloos, is a river in wester |
| In the Republic of Cyprus older | Greek Cypriots also still refer to the donum, althou |
| Ailuromancy or aeluromancy (from | Greek ailouros), also known as felidomancy, is a for |
| Agiorgitiko ( | Greek: Αγιωργίτικο; also known as Aghiorghitiko, Mav |
| Voulgaris apart from | Greek taught also Latin, Philosophy, and experimenta |
| Lazaretto Island, ( | Greek: Λαζαρέτο, also Lazareto, formerly known as Ag |
| udent from a nearby school in Streetly and two | Greek seamen also died. |
| The Peiros ( | Greek: Πείρος, also: Piros) is a river in the centra |
| Transitorium texts are direct translations of | Greek originals, although the melodies are not demon |
| The name is derived from the | Greek word ampelos, which means "vine". |
| He also donated landscaping for the park, the | Greek style amphitheater and swimming pool. |
| The Heruli (spelled variously in Latin and | Greek) were an East Germanic tribe from Scandinavia. |
| Energosuchus (meaning "active crocodile" in | Greek) is an extinct genus of rauisuchian. |
| Greek is an opera in two acts composed by Mark-Antho | |
| Left (Ενωμένη Αριστερά or Enomeni Aristera in | Greek) was an electoral union formed between the Com |
| The name is from four | Greek components: an- "not," iso- "same," metr- "mea |
| James Sotros, The | Greek Speaking Anarchist and Revolutionary Movement |
| ious orthodoxy and astronomy occurred with the | Greek astronomer Anaxagoras. |
| He was a monarch of Persian and | Greek Macedonian ancestry. |
| Pytia ( | Greek: Πυτιά, Ancient Greek: Πυετία Pyetia also) is |
| Pupils were taught rethoric, poetry, | Greek and Ancient Hebrew languages, mathematics, the |
| anks - British archaeologist who taught Latin, | Greek and Ancient History 1983-1988. |
| as called to Vienna University as professor of | Greek history, ancient history and epigraphy. |
| as spent in Copenhagen, where he taught Latin, | Greek, physics, and medicine. |
| Michael Apostolius (died c. 1480) was a | Greek theologian and rhetorician of the 15th century |
| Ward, John, | Greek Coins and their Parent Cities, London : John M |
| Greek Ideals and Modern Life | |
| The text of these chapters is found in the | Greek Septuagint and in the earlier Old Greek transl |
| The Bulgarians closed the | Greek schools and expelled the teachers, replaced Gr |
| dria was planned by Dinocrates, an experienced | Greek architect and city planner from Rhodes, who mo |
| us name is a combination of Styx, the river of | Greek mythology and the harvestman genus Phalangium. |
| Since the summer of 2004, he plays for the | Greek League and Euroleague team Panathinaikos Athen |
| Mainland Greece, as opposed to the | Greek Islands and the Peloponnese. |
| y in 1920, reflected the see-saw nature of the | Greek electorate and the then-present dominance of t |
| Greek text and English translation. | |
| (in | Greek) Dionysos and Serapion the / sons of Serapion, |
| It includes examples of | Greek Revival and Queen Anne architectural styles. |
| Its descendants still survive as | Greek tambouras and bouzouki, North African Kuitras |
| The body was later recovered by | Greek sailors and was eventually enshrined in the Me |
| Glaphyra was a Monarch of | Greek, Armenian and Persian descent. |
| On the other hand | Greek intellectuals, and especially those involved w |
| ichardville Houses' architecture reflects both | Greek Revival and Federalist styles. |
| ring his long career he translated many famous | Greek classics, and published several books on the s |
| His grandfather was a member of the | Greek parliament, and as a consequence, their house |
| nguages, Catalan, Old Church Slavonic, Ancient | Greek, Arabic, and Latin. |
| of undergraduate courses are offered in Modern | Greek language and literature from the foundation of |
| 315-386), | Greek sophist and rhetorician. |
| 1860, the church building is a combination of | Greek Revival and Italianate architecture. |
| his action freed around 350 Polish, as well as | Greek, Hungarian and French Jews. |
| It was named after Arcadia, a mythological | Greek location and modern Greek province. |
| ithsonian Institution, as well as professor of | Greek literature and president of Harvard University |
| Jewish, 14.9% Roman Catholic, 6.3% | Greek Catholic and 1.2% Protestant. |
| Like most modern Ruthenians, they are | Greek Catholics and therefore have closer ties with |
| udied in an educational system that emphasized | Greek, Latin, and religious instruction. |
| Shef, King of the North, sets out to discover | Greek fire and the Holy Grail. |
| Chinese (including Cantonese), Vietnamese and | Greek restaurants and eateries. |
| The Ure Museum of | Greek Archaeology and the Cole Museum of Zoology are |
| Early | Greek Armour and Weapons, Aldine (Hawthorne, NY), 19 |
| yrian, Scythian, proto-Achaemenid (with strong | Greek influences), and the provincial native pieces. |
| ld city of Damascus and killed more than 3,000 | Greek Orthodox and Melkite Greek Catholic Christians |
| cture, the house also features elements of the | Greek Revival and Carpenter Gothic architectural sty |
| Bellinger has | Greek grandparents and Angelos was in charge of the |
| Fluent in Turkish, | Greek, Italian and Polish he was a competent diploma |
| It features examples of Federal, | Greek Revival, and regional vernacular architecture. |
| He was of | Greek, Iranian and Roman ancestry. |
| Greek art and literature, as well as some patristic | |
| Hauraki is of | Greek descent and has represented the Greece nationa |
| stratus of Cnidus (born 3rd century BC), was a | Greek architect and engineer. |
| one of the four classical elements in ancient | Greek philosophy and science. |
| wo figures identified as Mars, god of war (the | Greek Ares), and Venus, goddess of love (the Greek A |
| viewer wrote "flamboyant lyrics, references to | Greek myth and big, elastic bass lines dominate". |
| 1960: A History of | Greek Fire and Gunpowder. |
| It was inspired by classical | Greek mythology and Mobile's coastal location. |
| ter, Thaleia (Schlesinger), to a working-class | Greek father and native Massachusetts mother. |
| ether with other members of the Constantinople | Greek diaspora and the Odessa Greek diaspora, led by |
| , Fereydoon from Persian myth, Persephone from | Greek myth and Kartikeya from Hindu beliefs. |
| There were six votes for a | Greek candidate and 93 for a Republic. |
| It is from PIE *h₂ausos-, cognate to | Greek Eos and Latin Aurora. |
| With PAO, he won both the | Greek Cup and the Greek Championship that year. |
| On 27 August Arrow rescued survivors from a | Greek steamer and on 13 September she rescued surviv |
| e of Israel's architecture is a combination of | Greek Revival and Moorish styles. |
| It includes | Greek Revival and Late Victorian architecture. |
| A Workbook for New Testament | Greek: Grammar and Exegesis in First John, Hendricks |
| Classical theology is heavily influenced by | Greek metaphysics and especially Neo-Platonic and St |
| The term "cryoscopy" comes from the | Greek language and means "freezing measurement." |
| ollowing the killing of thousands of Maronite, | Greek Orthodox, and Melkite Greek Catholic Christian |
| It shows | Greek Revival and Central passage plan architecture. |
| It includes numerous examples of the Federal, | Greek Revival, and Italianate architectural styles. |
| ceville Female Seminary opened with classes in | Greek, Latin and Stitchery. |
| In 1459 John Argyropoulos was lecturing on | Greek language and literature at Florence, and Marsi |
| ing terms in Arabic, Persian language, Turkic, | Greek, Armenian, and Mongolian language. |
| In 1912-13 he volunteers in the | Greek army and takes part in operations in Epirus an |
| Influence of | Greek Ideas and Usages Upon the Christian Church (18 |
| It is named after Apollodorus, a | Greek scholar and grammarian of the 2nd century BC. |
| In Crete it is called agoglossos ( | Greek: αγόγλωσσος) and the locals eat the tender ste |
| Introduction and translations, | Greek Civilization and Character: The Self-Revelatio |
| he Odyssey: A Modern Sequel is an epic poem by | Greek poet and philosopher Nikos Kazantzakis, based |
| Her mother taught her son the | Greek language and literacy. |
| East York also has a well established | Greek population and a growing Chinese community. |
| The wedding ceremony was conducted in the | Greek language and was led by Gregorios Theocharous, |
| ed a force of 120 men of Serbo-Montenegrin and | Greek nationality and joined the early stages of the |
| The district dates to 1828 and includes | Greek Revival and Late Victorian architecture. |
| Their marketing tagline is "The | Greek Place" and their motto is "Who loves ya baby," |
| To Clare Hall Library he bequeathed all his | Greek manuscripts and some Greek books; to Sir Rober |
| Alexander the Great in 332BC, Egypt came under | Greek rule and influence. |
| Eight fraternity houses are located on | Greek Row, and a few other fraternities have off-cam |
| strong interest in language; he was fluent in | Greek, Latin and several modern European languages. |
| They are devoted to researching | Greek wine and to preserving and improving the count |
| They also competed in the | Greek Cup and the UEFA Champions League |
| 14 of them in European competitions, and won 2 | Greek Championships and 3 Greek Cups. |
| The building's meshing of | Greek Revival and Italianate styles illustrates the |
| Previously, Gagauz used the | Greek alphabet and until 1996 the Cyrillic alphabet. |
| The | Greek Genius and its Meaning to us (1912) |
| this adventure, Orpheus will need to meet the | Greek gods and gain their favor. |
| Artemidoros has a | Greek name and has traditionally been seen as an Ind |
| In addition to Jewish music, he also recorded | Greek, Polish, and Russian tunes. |
| He was the Lord of Tarrha, Crete (in the | Greek Aegean) and the Cretan consort to Demeter in G |
| ientific works were on the subjects of Ancient | Greek philology and Byzantine studies. |
| Greek history and civilization during the sixth and | |
| He appears to be very friendly towards the | Greek people and to hate the Albanians. |
| Harteros was born to a | Greek father and a German mother in Bergneustadt, an |
| Shannon is still considered by | Greek fans and media to have been one of the most su |
| "Always and Forever" will have three versions: | Greek, English, and Russian. |
| ille, Georgia is a building built in 1825 with | Greek Revival and "Plantation Plain" architectural e |
| Byzantine | Greek: Lechoi and Lendzeninoi (Λενζενίνοις) |
| The name "aglaia" comes from the | Greek language and it means "wisdom and glory". |
| Greek, German, and Latin languages were taught, with | |
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