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Sampson the
Hospitable (Gr****: Σαμψὼν ὁ φιλόξενος, Sampsón ho philóxenos; died c. 530 AD) was a
citizen of
Constantinople who
devoted his time to serving...
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Relationship between the
guest and the host, or the art or
practice of
being hospitable...
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called themselves arya ("Aryans,"
literally "the
hospitable," from the
Vedic arya, "homey, the
hospitable") but even in the Rgveda, arya
denotes a cultural...
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greatest luxuries from
foreign parts daily abounded at the king's
hospitable board. The word "Telinga"
changed over time to "Telangana" and the name...
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people of the North, but very few ever
chose to
visit there. Once its more
hospitable lands were
largely settled, the
government of
Canada and entrepreneurs...
- the UN and its
agencies have
certainly helped the
world become a more
hospitable and
livable place for millions".
Reviewing the
first 50
years of the UN's...
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Hatun (Ottoman Turkish: گل بھار مکرمه خاتون; "benign", "spring rose" and "
hospitable"; died c. 1492) was a
concubine of
Sultan Mehmed II, and
mother of Sultan...
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glacial period brought about a
warming climate,
making the land more
hospitable. It
brought high
rainfall along the
eastern coast,
stimulating the growth...
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Retrieved 9 June 2014. Chardin, Sir John (June 1997). "Persians: Kind,
hospitable,
tolerant flattering cheats?". The Iranian.
Archived from the original...
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different elevations have
different plants and animals.
Because of the less
hospitable terrain and climate,
mountains tend to be used less for
agriculture and...
