- one, this
could be used; however, the
adjectival form of Aphrodite, "
Aphrodisian" /æfroʊˈdɪziən/, was felt to be
unfortunately similar to "aphrodisiac"...
-
turns his head back to look at the goddess. This
group also
appears on
Aphrodisian coins from the 3rd
century A.D.
Aside from aigikampoi, the fish-tailed...
- AD 200. The
Temple of
Aphrodite was a
focal point of the town. The
Aphrodisian sculptors became renowned and
benefited from a
plentiful supply of marble...
- (a-po-ro-ti-ta-i, samewise), and
finally 𐠀𐠡𐠦𐠯𐠪𐠈 (a-po-ro-ti-si-jo, "
Aphrodisian", "related to Aphrodite", in the
context of a month). The cult of Aphrodite...
-
Mersin Province, Turkey. Τhe name is a
distorted form of Ἀφροδισιᾶν (
Aphrodisian; as many
ancient names of
places in
Turkish from the
accusative of the...
- fun on
earth and
going to ****". On the
other hand, he said that his "
Aphrodisian religion" was
based on "truth and reality.
Anything true will survive...
- Aphrodite".
Asteroid Lightcurve Database (LCDB).
Retrieved 12
December 2018. "
aphrodisian".
Oxford English Dictionary (Online ed.).
Oxford University Press. (Subscription...
- prosperity. The
Temple of
Aphrodite was a
focal point of the town. The
Aphrodisian sculptors became renowned and
benefited from a
plentiful supply of marble...
-
publications were
texts from the city of Aphrodisias,
including letters between Aphrodisian and
Roman authorities.
Joyce Reynolds was born in
Highams Park, Greater...
