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Agios Gordios (Gr****: Άγιος Γόρδιος)
known locally as Ai
Gordis (Gr****: Άη Γόρδης) is a
local community and a
holiday resort village on the west coast...
- Takis, The
Multidimensional Crisis and
Inclusive Democracy. (Athens:
Gordios, 2005). (English
translation of the book with the same
title published...
- the
Great entered Cappadocia,
dethroned king
Ariobarzanes and
crowned Gordios as the new client-king of Cappadocia, thus
creating a
buffer zone against...
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Operation Gordian Knot (Operação Nó
Górdio) was the
largest and most
expensive Portuguese military campaign in the
Portuguese overseas province of Mozambique...
- Takis, The
Multidimensional Crisis and
Inclusive Democracy. (Athens:
Gordios, 2005). (English
translation of the book with the same
title published...
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Gordias /ˈɡɔːrdiəs/ (Ancient Gr****: Γορδίας, Gordías; also Γόρδιος,
Górdios, "Gordius") was the name of at
least two
members of the
royal house of Phrygia...
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Byzantine writer), the
Pindos range was then
called Metzovon. When
Anastasios Gordios [el]
translated (between 1682/83 and 1689) to a more
conversational (colloquial)...
- the
descent and life of Midas.
According to him,
Midas was the son of
Gordios, a poor peasant, and a
Telmissian maiden of the
prophetic race. When Midas...
- as
Portugal launched its
ambitious Gordian Knot
Operation (Operação Nó
Górdio),
which was
masterminded by
General Kaúlza de
Arriaga of the Portuguese...
- the
ancient age.
Gordios Publications. Athens. P. p. 562. 1999 (2nd
edition 2010). Asia Minor.
History of the
medieval age.
Gordios Publications. Athens...
