ACRAGAS

Meaning of ACRAGAS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

— see Agrigento

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ACRAGAS — geographical name see: Agrigento
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ACRAGAS — Function: geographical name ― see AGRIGENTO
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AGRIGENTO — or formerly Girgenti or ancient Agrigentum or Acragas geographical name commune Italy in SW Sicily near coast population 54,603
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EMPEDOCLES — born с 490, Acragas, Sicily died 430 BC, the Peloponnese Greek philosopher, statesman, poet, and physiologist. All that remains of …
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HIMERA — ancient city on the northern Himeras (modern Grande) River, on the northern coast of Sicily. It was founded in about …
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HIERON I — died 467/466 BC, Catana, Sicily brother of the tyrant Gelon and tyrant of Syracuse, Sicily, from 478 to 467/466 BC. …
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GELA — town, Caltanissetta province, southern Sicily, Italy, on the Gulf of Gela (of the Mediterranean Sea) with a fertile plain (ancient …
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EMPEDOCLES — born c. 490 BC, , Acragas, Sicily died 430, the Peloponnese, Greece Greek philosopher, statesman, poet, religious teacher, and physiologist. …
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AGRIGENTO — formerly (until 1927) Girgenti, Greek Acragas, Latin Agrigentum, capital of Agrigento provincia, near the southern coast of Sicily, Italy. It …
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EMPEDOCLES — born 0441; 490, Acragas, Sicily died 430 BC, the Peloponnese Greek philosopher, statesman, poet, and physiologist. All that remains of …
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