CNIDUS

Meaning of CNIDUS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈnī-dəs ]

geographical name

ancient town SW Asia Minor in Caria

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CNIDUS — geographical name ancient town SW Asia Minor in Caria
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CNIDUS — Ancient Greek coastal city, southwestern Anatolia. An important commercial centre and the home of a renowned medical school, Cnidus was …
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CNIDUS — — Cnidean , adj. /nuy"deuhs/ , n. an ancient city in SW Asia Minor, in Caria: the Athenians defeated the …
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CNIDUS — ancient Greek city on the Carian Chersonese, on the southwest coast of Anatolia. The city was an important commercial centre, …
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CNIDUS — Cnidus BrE AmE ˈnaɪd əs ˈknaɪd-
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CNIDUS — Ancient Greek coastal city, southwestern Anatolia. An important commercial centre and the home of a renowned medical school, Cnidus was …
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CNIDUS — (nidus), a city of great consequence, situated at the extreme south west of the peninsula of Asia Minor, on a …
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CNIDUS — age
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CNIDUS — Pronunciation: ' n ī -d ə s Function: geographical name ancient town SW Asia Minor in Caria
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EUDOXUS OF CNIDUS — born c. 400, , Cnidus, Asia Minor [now in Turkey] died c. 350 BC, , Cnidus ancient Greek mathematician and …
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PRAXITELES — flourished с 370–330 BC, Greece Greek sculptor. His only known surviving work, the marble Hermes Carrying the Infant Dionysus , …
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CTESIAS — born c. 416 BC, , Cnidus, Caria Greek physician and historian of Persia and India whose works were the only …
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CONON — died c. 390 BC Athenian admiral notable for his overwhelming victory over the Spartan fleet off Cnidus (the southwestern extremity …
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AGESILAUS II — born c. 444 BC died 360, Cyrene, Cyrenaica [now in Libya] king of Sparta from 399 to 360 who commanded …
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PRAXITELES — flourished 0441; 370330 BC, Greece Greek sculptor. His only known surviving work, the marble Hermes Carrying the Infant Dionysus , …
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DEMETER — n. In Greek religion, a consort of Zeus and the goddess of agricuture, especially grain. Though rarely mentioned by Homer …
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HELIADAE — [Greek] The Heliadae are from the Greek culture. The Heliadae were the seven sons of Helios, the sun god and …
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