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Plethron (Ancient Gr****: πλέθρον,
plural plethra) is an
ancient unit of Gr****
measurement equal to 97 to 100 Gr**** feet (ποῦς, pous; c. 30 centimeters)...
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metres or
approximately ¼ acre. The
ancient Gr****
equivalent was the
square plethron,
which served as the Gr****s' form of the acre. It was
originally defined...
- one
wrestler was
crowned the victor. The
wrestling area was one
square plethron or stremma. This
event was also part of the pentathlon.
Wrestling was regarded...
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Damianakos Stathis, Κοινωνιολογία του Ρεμπέτικου 2nd Edition. Athens,
Plethron, 2001.
Gauntlett Stathis, Rebetika,
Carmina Graeciae Recentoris. Athens...
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Retrieved 19
April 2021. S****lis, Tasos; "Rebetiki anthologia"; Athens:
Plethron; 1981:4, pp. 179–180. Petropoulos, Ilias;
Rebetika tragoudia, 2nd ed.;...
- was
equivalent to the Gr****
plethron,
about 30
meters or 100 feet. This was
based on
Pliny translating Aristotle's "
plethron" to "jugerum". The
uncial division...
- sideways, forward, or backward, by
orienting the tail accordingly, up to a 1
plethron distance range, and
these stings regenerated afterwards. Only the elephant...
- [The
mountainous settlements of
Northern Pindos. Long term echoes], publ.
Plethron,
Athens 1995. Salmon, T. (2006), The
Mountains of Greece: The
Pindos Mountains...
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podes 158.3 m2 (1,704 sq ft) a
sixth of a
plethron aroura ἄρουρα 2,500
podes 237.5 m2 (2,556 sq ft)
field plethron πλέθρον 10,000
podes 950 m2 (10,200 sq ft)...
- Κοινωνιολογία του Ρεμπέτικου, 2nd edn. (“The
Sociology of Rebetiko”). Athens:
Plethron, 2001.
Stathis Gauntlett. ‘Between
Orientalism and Occidentalism: The contribution...
