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Chaniotis (Gr****: Χανιώτης,
Chaniótis [xaˈɲotis] or Χανιώτη,
Chanióti), is a town in the
eastern part of the
peninsula of K****andra, Chalkidiki, Greece...
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Angelos Chaniotis (Gr****: Άγγελος Χανιώτης; born
November 8, 1959) is a Gr****
historian and
classics scholar,
known for
original and wide-ranging research...
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Yerakini (Gerakina Beach) and
Psakoudia in
central Chalkidiki, Kallithea,
Chanioti and
Pefkochori in the K****andra peninsula,
Nikiti and Neos
Marmaras (Porto...
- gods – in
contrast to man-made law or to
secular law.
According to
Angelos Chaniotis and
Rudolph F. Peters,
divine laws are
typically perceived as superior...
- Maciałowicz,
Rudnicki &
Strobin 2016, pp. 136–138. Todd 1999, p. 23.
Chaniotis 2013, pp. 209–211. Kaul &
Martens 1995, pp. 133, 153–154.
Harris 1979...
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Oliver ****inson, The
Aegean Bronze Age (Cambridge
World Archaeology).
Chaniotis, Angelos; Kotsonas, Antonis. "Ancient
Crete – classics".
Oxford Bibliographies...
- Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
Retrieved 3
March 2016. Gschnitzer, Fritz;
Chaniotis,
Angelos (May 2012). Ιστορία της Αρχαίας Ελληνικής Κοινωνίας (in Gr****)...
- the
capital of the
Roman Empire to
Constantinople in AD 330.
Angelos Chaniotis ends the ****enistic
period with the
death of
Hadrian in AD 138, who integrated...
- K****andreia, K****andrino, Kryopigi, Nea Fokaia)
Pallini (Agia Paraskevi,
Chaniotis, Nea Skioni, Paliouri, Pefkochori, Polychrono) The muni****lity has an...
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Roussel 2002, p. 331
Mikalson 2006, p. 209
Shipley 1999, p. 159
Chaniotis 2003, p. 436
Chaniotis 2003, p. 439
Evans 1998, p. 343 Walter, N. Jüdisch-****enistische...
