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Acharnae or
Acharnai (/əˈkɑːr.niː/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἀχαρναί) was a deme of
ancient Athens. It was part of the
phyle Oineis. Acharnae,
according to Thucydides...
- Athens, Greece. The
venue is
located at Parnitha, a
mountain located in
Acharnai, Athens.
Sports portal 2004
Summer Olympics official report.
Volume 2....
- The
church of
Saint Panteleimon of
Acharnai (Gr****: Άγιος Παντελεήμων Αχαρνών) is a Gr****
Orthodox basilica in the
center of Athens. It has a
maximum length...
- Acharnes, also
known as
Menidi is a muni****lity in the East
Attica regional unit in Greece. With 108,169
inhabitants (2021 census), it is the
ninth most...
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regional buses operates Lines 740 (Olympic
Village - SKA -
Acharnai - Agia Anna), 755 (
Acharnai - St. Kato Patisia)
Usage of the
seven remaining platforms...
- 11th
Nemean ode are
dedicated to Hestia. In one
military oath
found at
Acharnai, from the
Sanctuary of Ares and
Athena Areia,
dated 350–325 BC, Hestia...
- Βασιλίσσης και Κάτω Αχαρναί του Προαστιακού" [Pyrgos
Vasilissis and Kato
Acharnai stations of the
Suburban Railway have opened].
Athens Transport (in Gr****)...
- Gymnasium, a high
school in Borzna,
Ukraine Church of
Saint Panteleimon of
Acharnai,
central Athens,
Greece Church of St.
Panteleimon (Nerezi),
North Macedonia...
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retrieved 2023-02-18
George B. Kerferd, ****mut Flashar:
Kallikles aus
Acharnai, in: ****mut
Flashar (ed.):
Grundriss der
Geschichte der Philosophie. Die...
- deme Diomea. On the
North side: the
Acharnian Gate,
leading to the deme
Acharnai. The Acropolis, also
called Cecropia from its
reputed founder, Cecrops...
