- for them. The
oikonomos of the
household would have pla**** a role in
directing the
labour of the
slaves and metics.
While the
oikonomos did not have absolute...
- also
refer to: The
etymology of the word
economy Oikonomos Tsaritsani F.C., a Gr****
football club
Oikonomos (Chagas), a
photograph series by
Edson Chagas...
-
skeuophylax pla**** an
important role in the liturgy, and,
alongside the
oikonomos or steward,
administered the
property of the
respective church or monastery...
-
Oikonomos missed out on
promotion to Beta
Ethniki in the play-off round. The club pla**** in
Football League 2 for 5
seasons until 2015–16.
Oikonomos returned...
-
alongside the nomarches, the
governor of each of the country's nomes, and the
oikonomos, in
charge of
fiscal affairs.
Already by the time of
Ptolemy II Philadelphus...
- large-format
photograph series play on
tropes related to
African masks.
Oikonomos consists of self-portraits of
Chagas with
shopping bags over his head...
- strategoi, who each
governed one of the nomes, or
territorial divisions;
oikonomos, who
managed various domestic and
economic affairs of the nome; and komarches...
-
Paralympic Heritage Trust.
September 24, 2017.
Retrieved February 13, 2024.
Oikonomos, G. (1920). Κερητίζοντες. Vol. 6.
Archaiologikon Deltion. pp. 56–59. Retrieved...
-
their lords' manors. In the New Testament, the word Gr****: οικονομος (
oikonomos) in Luke's
parable of the
unjust office-holder is
typically translated...
- Attica,
Greece 1947 Phaidōn
Koukoules (1881–1956) Greece Iōannēs Kalitsounakēs (1878–1966) Greece 1947, 1948 Geōrgios
Oikonomos (1882–1951) Greece...
