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Larnakas tis
Lapithou (Gr****: Λάρνακας της Λαπήθου; Turkish: Kozan) is a
village in Cyprus, near the town of Lapithos. It is
under the de
facto control...
- The
Larnakas tis
Lapithou pedestal inscription, also
known as KAI 43 or RES 1211, is a sixteen-line
Phoenician inscription on the
pedestal of a now lost...
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Kontemenos Kormakitis Koutsovendis Krini Kyrenia Lapithos Larnakas tis
Lapithou Livera Motides Myrtou Orga
Palaiosofos Panagra Pano
Dikomo Pileri Sychari...
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sailed to
Cyprus with
Konstantinos Kanaris. They
landed at
Asprovrisi of
Lapithou.
Kanaris brought with him
papers from the
Filiki Etaireia and the ships...
- on its
south with the
villages of Sysklhpos, Agridaki, and
Larnaka tis
Lapithou. It
spreads from the high
mountains of
Pentadactylos to the
waters of the...
- inscription, the Anat-Athena
bilingual has also been
found in
Larnakas tis
Lapithou. The Gr****
version refers to "Athena
Soteria Nike"
instead of Anat, presumably...
- Κουτσοβέντης Güngör
Krini Κρηνί Pınarbaşı
Lapithos Λάπηθος
Lapta Larnakas Lapithou Λάρνακας της Λαπήθου
Kozan Livera Λιβερά Sadrazamköy
Motides Μότιδες Alsancak...
- beneficent, son of
Ptolemy and Arsinoë, the gods-brothers".
Larnakas tis
Lapithou pedestal inscription, the
Phoenician inscription found at Lapithos, Cyprus...
- KAI 42: Anat
Athena bilingual (CIS I 95, RES 1515) KAI 43:
Larnakas tis
Lapithou pedestal inscription (RES 1211) KAI 46: Nora
Stone (CIS I 144) KAI 288-290:...
- destroyer.
Artillery 25-pounder
Cyprus National Guard 182
Artillery Battalion Lapithou-Kyrenia
highway 2 This
battalion lost two
artillery pieces in a road accident...
