- (Croatian pronunciation: [t͡srês]; Dalmatian:
Crepsa, Venetian: Cherso, Italian: Cherso, Latin:
Crepsa, Gr****: Χέρσος) is an
Adriatic island in Croatia...
- Cres (Italian: Cherso;
Ancient Gr****: Κρέψα; Latin:
Crepsa) is a town
located on the
island of Cres
which is
directly off the
Istrian Peninsula and in...
-
mentions only one island,
Apsorrus (Ἄψορρος), on
which he
places two
towns Crepsa (Κρέψα) (the
modern Cres) and
Apsorrus (the
modern Osor, now all in Croatia)...
- the
cities was
Jadera (Zadar;
capital of the theme),
Spalatum (Split),
Crepsa (Cres), Arba (Rab),
Tragurium (Trogir),
Vecla (Krk),
Ragusium (Dubrovnik)...
-
Collentum near
Betina Corinium Donji Karin near
Benkovac Corna****
Vukovar Crepsa town of Cres
Cuccium Ilok Cur****
Korenica Enderum unknown location in inland...
-
Dalmatian language) (in
parts of Dalmatia) - it was
spoken in the
islands of
Crepsa (Cres),
Veglia (Krk), Arba (Rab) and
coastal cities of
Dalmatia such as...
- 10444; 15.63361 (Corinium) 13
Crepsa Cres 44°57′36″N 14°24′29″E / 44.96000°N 14.40806°E / 44.96000; 14.40806 (
Crepsa) 14 Curi**** Krk 45°1′0″N 14°34′0″E...
- muni****lities
occupied islands to the north,
Curycta (Krk), Arba (Rab),
Crepsa (Cres),
Apsorus (Lošinj).
Archaeology has
confirmed that the
narrow region...
- (Split),
Ragusium (Dubrovnik), and also on the
islands of
Curicta (Krk),
Crepsa (Cres), and Arba (Rab).
Almost every city
developed its own dialect, but...
- was made an
honorary member of the
Royal Photographic Society of
Belgium (
CREPSA), the
Dutch salon FOKUS, and the
holder of
titles Hon. exc. by FIAP and...
