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Patriarch of
Constantinople three times between 1572 and 1595.
Jeremias Tranos was born in Anchialos, from an
influential Gr**** family. The year of his...
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Contemporary Art. "Ψηφιακή Πλατφόρμα ΙΣΕΤ :
Artists –
Tranos Nikos". dp.iset.gr.
Retrieved 12
October 2023. "
Tranos Nikos".
National Gallery.
Retrieved 12 October...
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Tranos Choros (Gr****: Τρανός Χορός) is a form of a Gr**** folk
dance from Kozani, Greece.
Music of
Greece Gr****
dances Vlaxoi.net - Τρανός xoρόs v t e...
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Trani (Italian pronunciation: [ˈtraːni] ) is a
seaport of Apulia,
Southern Italy, on the
Adriatic Sea, 40
kilometres (25 mi) by
railway west-northwest...
- Stéphane
Trano (born
February 1, 1969, in France) is a
French journalist and
author based in New York City,
United States. He
graduated in
History from...
- Tranås (Swedish pronunciation: [
ˈtrɑ̂ːnoːs]) is a
locality and the seat of Tranås Muni****lity, Jönköping County,
Sweden with 14,197
inhabitants in 2010...
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Geoffrey of
Trani (? in
Trano,
Apulia – 1245) was an
Italian jurist,
known as a
canon lawyer. He was a
student at
Bologna of Azo
before becoming a professor...
- (Edessa) Syre Syre (Edessa)
Syrtos Makedonias Tis
Dimitroulas Tis
Marias Tranos Choros (Kozani)
Trita Pata (Naousa)
Tsamikos Deskatis Tsotsos (Florina)...
- Xila
Tapeinos horos Tatsia Thessalikos Thomai Tis
Triantafilias Ta Fila
Tranos Choros Trata Trizalis Tromakton Tsakonikos Tsamiko Tsestos Tsifteteli Tsiniaris...
- Malagasy–Englisy. Antananarivo:
Trano Printy Loterana 1973, 103 p. An
Elementary English–Malagasy Dictionary. Antananarivo:
Trano Printy Loterana 1969, 118...
