-
Afentis Stavromenos, "Lord of the cross,"
named after the
founder of the religion,
parallel to
Afentis Christos used elsewhere.
Sometimes just
Stavromenos is...
- Myrsini, Piskokefalo, Praisos,
Roussa Ekklisia, Sitia, Sfaka, Skopi,
Stavromenos, Tourloti) The muni****lity has an area of 627 km2 (242 sq mi), the muni****l...
- "Hill A" in the east
overlooking the
landing strip and the
village of
Stavromenos to "Hill B" 2 mi (3 km) to the west near the
village of Platanes. To...
- June 1941.
These weapons were
donated to the
Australian War
Memorial at
Stavromenos, in Crete's
Rethymno regional unit. The
highlight of the
deployment saw...
-
gorge which starts from the
Kapsa Monastery. The
highest peak is
Afendis Stavromenos 1,500
metres (4,500 feet). The only
possible way to
reach the top is...
- and
falls off into gorges. The
gorges start at
Tabakaria and lead to
Stavromenos, to the east of Rethymno. The
Arkadian gorges have a rich
diversity of...
-
coast and Knossos, and
between the s****,
where it
controlled its ports,
Stavromenos and Panormos, and the
great sanctuary cave near the peak of Ida, Idaion...
- or Arion, it was a
Roman Catholic bishopric. Its site is
located near
Stavromenos. Steph**** of Byzantium. Ethnica. Vol. s.v. Ptolemy. The Geography. Vol...
-
Roussa Ekklisia Schinokapsala Sfaka Siteia Skinias Skopi Stavrochori Stavromenos Tourloti Tzermiado Vainia Vasiliki Voulismeni Vrachasi Vrouchas Vryses...
- left
background are the
Ornon Mountains. Highest point Peak
Afentis Stavromenos Elevation 1,476 m (4,843 ft)
Prominence 1,354 m (4,442 ft) Isolation...
