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- provinces, "Augustus" was translated as Sebastos (Σεβαστός), or ****enised as Augoustos (Αὔγουστος); these titles continued to be used in the Byzantine Empire...
- Tegopoulos), 1966 Ζεστός μήνας Αύγουστος / Hot Month of August (Zestos minas Augoustos) (Sokrates Kapsaskis), 1966 Η Αρτίστα / i Artista (The Artist), 1966 Ματωμένη...
- (Καῖσαρ, Kaisar) and "Augustus" (in two forms: transliterated as Αὔγουστος, Augoustos or translated as Σεβαστός, Sebastos) these were rather used as part of...
- Sebastos, but the form Augoustos eventually became more common. Emperors after Heraclius styled themselves as Basileus, but Augoustos still remained in use...
- Rodanthi - Bartholomew, Luke, Varnavas Onoufrios Trifillos, Korina - Augoustos, Monica, Ieronymos, Geronimo - Felix, Ismail Leontios Everyone with no...
- regretted having made the **** films when she was young. O Zestos minas Augoustos (1966) Inga (1968) Three-Cornered Bed (1969) The New Adventures of Snow...
- translated or transliterated into Gr**** as Kaisar Sebastos or Kaisar Augoustos, and Imperator, translated as Autokratōr, were used. By the 4th century...
- Treasure of Hoursit Pasha 1995 Isa Mori Hamoura Short 1996 Me ton Orfea ton Augousto Pantelis Translated: With Orpheus in August 1998 Eternity and a Day Ticket...
- title is the literal Gr**** translation of the Latin term Augustus or Augoustos, which was sometimes used by the emperors. As a separate title, it appeared...
- en Christoi to theo pistos basileus theostephes anax krataios huspelos augoustos kai autokrator Romaion in Gr**** and in Christo Deo fidelis imperator divinitus...