10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GULF OF LEPANTO»
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Gulf of Lepanto, North of Achaia. Bay of Liva Dostro, in the Gulf of Lepanto, North
of Corinth. Bay of Corinth, in the Gulf of Lepanto, North of Corinth. Gulf of Patras,
South of Karlali and Lepanto, West of Patras. Bay of Arkadia, West of Arkadia.
The Battle of Lepanto was fought on Sunday, October 7, 1571, just south of the
town of Lepanto (now Naupaktos), Greece, in the Gulf of Lepanto (Naupaktos),
which adjoins the Gulf of Patras on the west and the Gulf of Corinth on the east.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton, Dale Ahlquist,
2004
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The New Sailing Directory for the Strait
of Gibralter and ...
This place is the great depot for the shipment of currants in the Gulf of Lepanto,
and those not grown in the vicinity are brought hither in small Greek boats. The
English merchants are almost the only purchasers of this fruit, though a small part
is ...
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The New American Cyclopaedia: a Popular Dictionary
of ...
The gulf of Lepanto is 75 m. in length from E. to W., and lies between the N. coast
of the Morea or Peloponnesus and the mainland of Greece. At its W. end is the
gulf of Patras, which is connected with it by a strait somewhat more than a mile in
...
George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana,
1863
5
Manual
of modern geography, mathematical, physical, and ...
Hellas or Northern Greece, 4 Nomes. Acamania and JEtolla. — Mesolonghi (Gulf
of Patras), Vrachori (Erintissa, offl. Aspropotamo), Vonitza 3 (Gulf of Arta),
Lepanto or Nepakto 3 (Gulf of Lepanto). Phtmotls and Phocis. — Lamia or
Zeitoun, n.
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The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary
of ...
The gulf of Lepanto is 75 m. in length from E. to W., and lies between the N. coast
of the Morea or Peloponnesus and the mainland of Greece. At its W. end is the
gulf of Patras, which is connected with it by a strait somewhat more than a mile in
...
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The new American cyclopædia, ed. by G. Ripley and C.A. Dana
The gulf of Lepanto is 75 m. in length from E. to W., and lies between the N. coast
of the Morea or Peloponnesus and the mainland of Greece. At its W. end is the
gulf of Patras, which is connected with it by a strait somewhat more than a mile in
...
American cyclopaedia, George Ripley,
1860
8
Manual
of Modern Geography, mathematical, physical and ...
Aspropotamo), Vonitza 3 (Gulf of Arta), Lepanto or Nepakto 3 (Gulf of Lepanto).
Phthiotls and Phocis.——Lamia or Zeitoun, 11. (Gulf of Lamia), Salona 6, Castn',
11. (Bay of Salona), Thermopylw (Hellada), Talanta, n. (Channel of Talanta).
Rev. Alexander MACKAY (LL.D.),
1861
9
Europe, Its Past and Present Condition, Being a ...
On the Gulf of Lepanto is situated the commercial town of Galazidi, with 2,000
inhabitants. Amurani, a town in a valley, with 1,500 inhabitants Lidoriki, a city on
the Cephissus, west-north-west and 60 miles distant from Thebes, with trade in ...
Franz Heinrich Ungewitter,
1854
Livadia is bounded on the north by Thessaly and Albania ; on the east by the Gulf
of Talanda, and the channel of Negropont ; on the south by the Gulf of Lepanto,
the Isthmus of Corinth, and the Gulf of iEgina ; and on the west by the Ionian Sea
...
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GULF OF LEPANTO»
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Gulf of Lepanto en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
October 7: The Feast of Our Lady of...
Finally, they learned that an enormous Muslim fleet, nearly 100 ships larger than their own, was sailing near to land toward the Gulf of Lepanto. No more talking ... «National Review Online, Oct 14»
Cervantes and the Battle of Lepanto
... met the Ottoman forces in the Gulf of Lepanto, off of Western Greece. Cervantes' own ship, the Marquesa, was part of the Christian fleet. «Catholic News Agency, Oct 13»
Cy Twombly's Work Lepanto, Created for the Venice Biennal in 2001 …
For this exceptional event, the American painter created a large narrative cycle dedicated to the famous naval battle that took place, in the Gulf of Lepanto on the ... «Art Daily, Jun 08»