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archbishop of
Crete (c. 250 – 350), and may take the form
Myros, with the
vocative Myro. Myron,
Athenian sculptor from the mid-5th
century BC Myron...
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Myro may
refer to:
Moero or
Myro, a Gr****
female poet from
Byzantium Myro of Rhodes, a Gr****
female philosopher Myro (spider), a
genus of
spider within...
- was a city in Lycia. The city was
probably founded by
Lycian on the
river Myros (Ancient Gr****: Μύρος; Turkish:
Demre Çay), in the
fertile alluvial plain...
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Myro is a
genus of
araneomorph spiders in the
family Toxopidae, and was
first described by O. ****rd-Cambridge in 1876.
Originally placed with the Cybaeidae...
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Myro of
Rhodes (Μυρώ ἡ Ῥοδία) was a
philosopher mentioned in the Suda. Her
dates are uncertain, but she was
probably ****enistic at the earliest. She was...
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Josef Myrow (February 18, 1910 –
December 24, 1987 in Los Angeles, California) was a
Russian Empire–born composer,
known for his work in film
scores in...
- of Byzantium, a
scholar who
flourished in Alexandria, 3rd–2nd
century BC
Myro, a ****enistic
female poet Sarayburnu,
which is the
geographic location of...
- Blemenianoi, Myloi, Rouzaki, Terpsithea)
Mouriatada (Mouriatada, Karvouni)
Myro (
Myro, Alimaki)
Perdikoneri Raches Spilia Stasio Vryses Xirokampos The ancient...
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Agios Myronas (Gr****: Άγιος Μύρωνας,
formerly Άγιος Μύρων
Agios Myron) is a
village in the
Heraklion regional unit of Crete, Greece,
named for
Saint Myron...
- ("Youth"), lo, Kraipale, Lilaia, Mainas,
Makaria ("Blessed"),
Molpe ("Song"),
Myro, Naia, Nymphaia, Nymphe,
Opora ("Harvest"), Oinanthe,
Oreias ("Mountain-Nymph")...
