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Kissos (Gr****: Κισσός) is a
mountain village in the muni****l unit of Mouresi, in the
eastern part of Magnesia, Greece. It sits on the
eastern slopes of...
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Kisso Kawamuro (川室 競,
Kawamuro Kisou,
August 1892, in
Yokohama – 1973) was a
pioneering ****anese
racing cyclist. His name is also
rendered "Kiso" ("Kisou"...
- team
merged with AEM
Mesogis to form
Kissos FC Kissonergas. In 2014,
Kissos FC
Kissonergas dissolved and
Kissos Kissonerga was re-founded. "Cyprus - Parti****tions...
- The
Battle of Corycus, also
known as the
Battle of
Kissos, took
place in
September 191 BC. It was
fought as part of the Roman–Seleucid War,
pitting the...
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Kissos FC
Kissonergas is a
Cypriot football club
based in
Kissonerga of the
Paphos District. They play
regional football in
Cyprus in the
fifth tier, as...
- Wine"),
Hybris ("Insolence"), Hedymeles, ("Sweet Song"),
Komos ("Revelry"),
Kissos ("Ivy"), Molkos, Oinos, Oreimachos,
Simos ("Snub-nose"),
Terpon and Tyrbas...
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HAHAkaar Ulat ****t
Akbar Birbal Mahabharat Ramayan Divya Kathayein Maskhari Kisso Ka
Khazana Shiny Aur
Shasha Khooni Mondays Nattu "The Q
India hopes to cross...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Cissus or
Kissos (Ancient Gr****: Κισσός, romanized:
Kissós, lit. 'ivy') was a
satyr who was
turned into an ivy plant. His
story survives...
- ("Beauty"),
Kalyke ("Bud"),
Choiros ("Pig"),
Choro ("Dance"),
Chrysis ("Gold"),
Kisso ("Ivy"), Klyto,
Komodia ("Comedy"), Dorkis, Doro,
Eudia ("Calm"), Eudaimonia...
- from the Gr****
terms parthenos (παρθένος; "maidenly, chaste, virgin") and
kissos (κισσός; "vine") and
means approximately "virgin ivy" (hence the common...
