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dromos in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dromos may
refer to:
Cursus publicus, the
public road
system of the
Roman and
Byzantine empires Dromos, in...
- (1917). "Die
griechischen Denkmäler vom
Dromos des
Serapeums von Memphis" [The Gr****
monuments of the
dromos of the
Serapeum of Memphis].
Jahrbuch des...
- and
summons the
demon Dromos into his body,
Lucifer has to
rescue his nephew, Charlie,
Linda and Amenadiel's
newborn son from
Dromos and his
demon allies...
-
publicus (Latin: "the
public way";
Ancient Gr****: δημόσιος δρόμος, dēmósios
drómos) was the
state mandated and
supervised courier and
transportation service...
- John
Dromo (July 7, 1916 –
September 29, 1992) was an
American basketball coach. He
served as the head
basketball coach at the
University of Louisville...
- the
outside of the
dromos in line with the façade and
beyond the
eastern end of the
dromos. Wace
found that the façade and
dromos were
bonded together...
- the same time. Both have chamber,
doorway stomion and
entrance p****age
dromos but
tholoi are
largely built while chamber tombs are rock-cut. A few early...
-
Kokora (1996),
followed by ****ados (unreleased), To Tama (1999), and O
Dromos gia tin
Ithaki (2000).
During the
medieval period,
under the
French Lusignan...
- for a
structure that is two
rooms deep but
lacking a
central corridor.
Dromos An
entrance p****age or
avenue leading to a building, tomb or p****ageway...
- of the
dromos to increase, both in
absolute measurement and
relative to the size of the thalamos. Tomb 505 at Mycenae, for example, has a
dromos over 35 m...
