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bronze during the
Roman Empire. In Greece,
copper was
known by the name
chalkos (χαλκός). It was an
important resource for the Romans, Gr****s and other...
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behind their genus name,
which derives from Gr****,
chalko-, and is the
combining form of
chalkós,
meaning copper.
Unlike its
close relatives, C. atlas...
- hairy-headed (κάρη κομόωντες, kárē komóōntes) bronzed-armored (χαλκο-χίτωνες,
chalko-chítōnes) strong-greaved (ἐυ-κνήμιδες, eü-knḗmides) glancing-e**** (ἑλίκ-ωπες...
- the Gr**** ὀρείχαλκος,
oreikhalkos (from ὄρος, oros,
mountain and χαλκός,
chalkos, copper),
literally meaning "mountain copper". The
Romans transliterated...
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Inside the Twin
Towers Genre Do****entary
History Docudrama Written by Max
Chalko Directed by
Richard Dale
Starring William Hope
Narrated by
Harry Pritchett...
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Batista Santos Orlando J.
Cepeda Matos Siggy Vazquez Rodriguez Producer(s)
Chalko YannC El Armónico Myke
Towers singles chronology Music video "Lala" on YouTube...
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references to the
metals in
classical literature:
Latin aer,
aeris and Gr****
chalkós first for "copper" and then for "bronze". He does not
mention the adjective...
- is now obsolete. The name
chalcogen comes from the Gr****
words χαλκος (
chalkos,
literally "copper"), and γενές (genes, born, gender, kindle). It was first...
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river dam (Laconian) βηρίχαλκον bêrichalkon
fennel (Attic marathos) (
chalkos bronze) βίβασις
bibasis Spartan dance for boys and
girls βίδυοι bidyoi...
- been
criticised for
etymological ambiguity, on
account of both
aeneus and
chalkos being ambiguous between copper and bronze.
Though madhu is an Indo-Aryan...
