- of
Sevastia (modern-day Sivas).
Manuel Komnenos rushed his
small force to
repel the
Seljuk invaders.
Following an
initial battle close to
Sevastia, the...
- да Гурзынской земли добро обилію всѣм; да Торская земля обилна. And in
Sevastia, and in the
Gurzin land [i.e.
Georgian land]
everything is in abundance...
- poet,
writer and
philosopher Konstatinos Manos (1785-1835) and his wife,
Sevastia Argyropoulos (1806-1883). His
father was the
grandson of
Nicholas Caradja...
- u bërë dot ballë torturave, vrau
veten më 1949. Pak më vonë vdiq edhe
Sevastia, nga hidhërimi i t****ë për
humbjen e të birit.[As a
result of this both...
- Greece. It was
consecrated in
honor of
Panagia Spilaiotissa,
Saint Vlasios Sevastias and
Saint Theodora. The
cathedral celebrates on
February 11 and August...
- saroniˈkos ˈkolpos
Saronic Gulf Σεβάστεια Sebásteia Σεβάστεια Sevásteia
seˈvastia Sebasteia;
Sivas Σεβαστούπολις Sebastoúpolis Σεβαστούπολη Sevastoúpoli...
- lodger. His wife is for some
reason not
mentioned among the residents.
Sevastia Christoph Leib, a
retired infantry captain,
resided in the
building with...
-
Portrait of
Andrei Mureșanu
Portrait of the painter's
father Portrait of
Sevastia Panovici Lady in blue
Italian peasant woman praying Portrait of the painter's...
- 133°N 24.267°E / 41.133; 24.267 p. 161 1,371 Eni
Chiflik (Ени Чифлик) Nea
Sevastia,
Sevastianon (Νέα Σεβάστεια, Σεβαστιανόν)
Drama 41°08′N 24°08′E / 41...
-
Nafplio Konstantínos Sgourítzis
before 1264
reader or lector,
husband of
Sevastía (landholder of Cephalonia) Vasílios Sgourós 1279 from
Constantinople Loscuro...
