- The
Modern English term
salmon is
derived from
Middle English: samoun,
samon and saumon,
which in turn are from Anglo-Norman: saumon, from Old French:...
- Athens, 27 Plutarch, Cimon, XV L.J.
Samons, What's
Wrong with Democracy?, 80 Plutarch, Cimon, XVI Fornara-
Samons,
Athens from
Cleisthenes to Pericles...
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Salmons is a surname.
Alternative spellings include Salmon,
Samons, Sammons, and Sammon. The name may
refer to:
Geoff Salmons (born 1949),
British football...
- 1995, p. 43.
Kennedy 2014, p. 92, n.52.
Pomeroy 1996, p. 649.
Fornara &
Samons 1991, pp. 163–164. Diamantakou-Agathou 2020, p. 241.
Vickers 2000, p. 15...
- Meas
Samon (Khmer: មាស សាម៉ន) was a
Cambodian singer and comedian,
active in that country's
psychedelic rock
scene of the late 1960s and
early 1970s....
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October 2008. Myint-U, p. 45 Hudson, Bob (March 2005). "A Pyu
Homeland in the
Samon Valley: a new
theory of the
origins of Myanmar's
early urban system" (PDF)...
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Holland 2005, p. 294.
Davies 2010, p. 259. Ando 2000, p. 140.
Raaflaub &
Samons 1993, p. 426.
Wells 2004, p. 53.
Holland 2005, p. 295. Eder 2005, p. 25...
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right people to rule and were
likely to make huge mistakes.
According to
Samons: The
modern desire to look to
Athens for
lessons or
encouragement for modern...
- "The
Peace of Callias". The
Journal of ****enic
Studies 50 (1987): 1–39.
Samons,
Loren J. "Kimon,
Kallias and
Peace with Persia". Historia: Zeitschrift...
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which is the
source of the
magic used by her clan. Betra**** by her aide
Samon, who
intends to halt the Tree of Genesis'
advent by
having the Tree of Exodus...
