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Evropos (Gr****: Ευρωπός),
known before 1925 as
Ashiklar (Gr****: Ασικλάρ) is a
village and a
former muni****lity in the
former Paionia Province, Kilkis...
- (co-ruler from c. 292 BC) Born c. 358 BC Europus,
Macedon (modern-day
Evropos, Greece) Died
September 281 BC (aged c. 77) Lysimachia,
Thrace (modern-day...
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Cherso Chorygi Chrysopetra Drosato Efkarpia Eiriniko Elliniko Eptalofos Evropos Evzonoi Fanos Filyria Fyska Gallikos Gerakari Gorgopi Goumenissa Griva...
- Pella,
situated on the
right bank of the
Axius below Idomene,
where modern Evropos lies. Not far
above the
entrance of the
great maritime plain, the site...
- Economy. "Dr.
Pavle Sicherl:
Slovenija je po
produktivnosti dela 23 let za
Evropo". Delo.si (in Slovenian). 8
August 2011. ISSN 1854-6544.
Archived from the...
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probably the Gr**** muni****lities of
Paionia (excluding the
village of
Evropos), Almopia, Sintiki, Irakleia, and Serres), and a
small part of south-western...
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following 5
former muni****lities, that
became muni****l units:
Axioupoli Evropos Goumenissa Livadia Polykastro The
province of
Paionia (Gr****: Επαρχία Παιονίας)...
- nowadays),
Morrylos (Ano
Apostoli nowadays),
Doveros (Doirani nowadays),
Evropos and Kallindria. In 148 BC, the
Romans took over the area. In late antiquity...
- ****enistic, and
Roman periods. The most
important exhibits are the
Kouros from
Evropos,
which represents a
young man and
dates to the 6th
century BC, and the...
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Eupalinian aqueduct of Samos,
North Aegean Estavromenou Square, Aigaleo,
Athens Evropos,
Central Macedonia Figaleia, West
Greece Fthiotides Thivae,
Thessaly Gioura...
