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Xenion (Koinē Gr****: Ξενίων) was a third-century Gr**** historian. He was
probably a
native of Crete; the
dates of his
birth and
death are not known. He...
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Xenion High
School is a high
school in Paralimni, Cyprus. It was
established in 2001 and
functions under the
supervision of the
Ministry of
Education and...
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species Xenion ignitum:
Xenion ignitum ignitum (Kraatz, 1875)
Xenion ignitum laticolle Maran, 1930 "
Xenion ignitum". GBIF.
Retrieved 2023-03-11. "
Xenion ignitum...
- wall bases. List of
ancient Gr****
cities Periplus of Pseudo-Scylax p. 19,
Xenion, ap. Steph**** of Byzantium. Ethnica. Vol. s.v. Ptolemy. The Geography....
- ISBN 978-1-136-61739-3. IGRR I, 1509. The date is
found in an
inscription by
Titus Flavius Xenion. The
Feriale Duranum 1.21.,
written half a
century later,
states that his...
- This has led to the confusion: Steph**** of Byzantium, for example,
quoted Xenion, a 3rd-century
Cretan historian,
repeating the latter's
error that Kamara...
- from "Three
songs for
voice and piano, Op. 88" 282 — 131 1942 Lied "
Xenion" (Nichts vom Vergänglichen), for
voice and
piano 283 — 132 1942 concerto...
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subject to
greater likelihood of
marine attack during the
earlier Bronze Age.
Xenion, a
Cretan historian quoted by Steph**** of
Byzantium says that it was once...
- ISBN 0-7661-9140-0; 1905, new &
revised edition Goethe and Schiller's
Xenions.
Translated by Caurus, Paul. Chicago: Open
Court Publishing Company. 1896...
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Academy Lyceum Aradippou Armenian School Narek King
Richard School Famagusta Xenion High
School Paphos TLC
Private School International School of
Paphos The...
