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Cisamus or
Kisamos (Ancient Gr****: Κίσαμος) was town of
ancient Crete. It
appears as one of two
towns of the name in the
Peutinger Table 32 M.P. to the...
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Latinized as
Cisamus). The head town of the muni****lity (Δήμος Κισσάμου) is Kastelli-Kissamos itself.
Strabo said that
ancient Cisamus was dependent...
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Cisamus or
Kisamos (Ancient Gr****: Κίσαμος) was town of
ancient Crete and was the port of Aptera. It
appears as one of two
towns of the name in the Peutinger...
- town of
ancient Crete,
which the
Peutinger Table fixes at 24 M.P. from
Cisamus. It was a bishop's see
under the
Byzantine Empire, and when the Venetians...
- town of
ancient Crete.
Pliny the
Elder places it
between Phalasarna and
Cisamus (although some m****cripts have the town name as Elea or
Eleae (Ἤλεα or...
- Diet of
Worms in May 1545. On
March 22, 1548, he was
elected Bishop of
Cisamus. From
April 5, 1548
until April 25, 1550, he was
nuncio before Ferdinand...
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flourish in the
Roman period, when the
center shifted to its
erstwhile port,
Cisamus, and in this
urbanistic configuration lasted into
Byzantine times. A small...
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against that city. The port of
Aptera according to
Strabo was
Cisamus. It was destro**** by
earthquake during the 7th century. By the 12th century...
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Cinna Cinnaborium Cynopolis in
Aegypto Cynopolis in
Arcadia Circesium Cisamus Ciscissus Cissa Cissi Cissita Citharizum Citium Citrus Città
Ducale Cius...
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Yugoslav wars. (1923–1958) Lajčo Budanović,
since 1927 as
titular bishop of
Cisamus (1958–1968)
Matija Zvekanović,
titular bishop of
Burca (1968–1989) Matija...
