- Takayasu, 1992) †
Anatolikos itoigawa (Karasawa, 1990)
Anatolikos ****onicus (Ortmann, 1893) †
Anatolikos tomowoi (Karasawa, 1990)
Anatolikos tumifrons (Yokoya...
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Anatoliko (Gr****: Ανατολικό, "eastern place") can
refer to:
Anatoliko,
Eordaia Anatoliko,
Kozani Anatoliko,
Thessaloniki former name of
Aitoliko This disambiguation...
- and SE of Astakos.
Until it
became a part of Greece, it was
known as
Anatoliko (Ανατολικό),
meaning eastern. The muni****l unit
Aitoliko is subdivided...
-
Ochthera anatolikos is a
species of s****
flies in the
family Ephydridae. Canada,
United States. Clausen, P.J. (1977). "A
revision of the nearctic, neotropical...
- East Olympos, or
Anatolikos Olympos (Gr****: Ανατολικός Όλυμπος,
Anatolikós Ólympos, lit. 'east Olympos'), is a
former muni****lity in
Pieria regional...
- The
Great Eastern (Gr****: Ὀ Μέγας Ἀνατολικός, romanized: Ho Mégas
Anatolikós) is a
novel by Gr****
writer and poet
Andreas Embirikos.
Described as the author's...
- Decline, &c. 100.46.
Michel Le Quien,
Oriens christi****, I, 599. In
Anatolikos Aster ****, 108. In Échos d'Orient III, 85, 204; IV, 21, 104. Sophrone...
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Andreas Embirikos (/ɛmbɪˈrɪkɒs/; Gr****: Ανδρέας Εμπειρίκος [embiˈrikos] Andréas Empeiríkos;
September 2, 1901 –
August 3, 1975) was a Gr**** surrealist...
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Aiani Aidonochori Akrini Aliakmonas Alonakia Amygdalea Anarrachi Anatoliko,
Eordaia Anatoliko,
Kozani Ano Komi
Anthochori Anthotopos Anthousa Apidia Ard****a...
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chieftain Dimitrios Makris, who
immediately occupied the
nearby island of
Anatoliko;
there too, the few
Turks abandoned the town
without resistance and made...
