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retained the Gr**** name, and was
referred to in
Latin sources as the
oppidum Leontos,
though the
Egyptian name
still lingered among primary speakers of Coptic...
- Press. ISBN 0-19-504652-8. Leo the Wise (1863). "Tu sophōtatu Basileōs
Leontos ta
heuriskomena panta: nunc
primum in unum
corpus collecta" [Novel Constitutions]...
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meaning 'the
heart of the lion', a name
already attested in the Gr****
Kardia Leontos whose Latin equivalent is Cor Leōnis. The
Arabic phrase is
sometimes approximated...
-
Taremu (Leontopolis) 11th Bast and
Sekhmet (cult center) Kafr Al
Muqdam Leonto,
Leontos, Tell el-Muqdam One of the
capitals during the 23rd Dynasty; capital...
- the
Residency via the road of
Agiou Dimitriou, and to the
market via the
Leontos Sofou road. The
Residency was
saved by its employees, who
hurried to help...
-
Poulcheria Zavolea Melisseidou, "Nikefhoros
Phokas (El) Nikfur", ek ton
Leontos tou Diakonou, Kedrenou,
Aboul Mahasen, Zonara, Ibn El Athir, Glyka, Aboulfeda...
- in turn
generated Heaven and Earth.
Modern scholars call this
deity the '
leonto‑cephaline'
figure – a winged, lion-headed, nude male,
whose torso is entwined...
-
known in
Byzantine times as the Gate of the Lion (Gk. Πόρτα Λέοντος,
Porta Leontos, in
Latin Porta Leonis)
after the
marble lions that
flanked its entrance...
- "Lives of the Saints:
Martyr Julian of Emesa".
Orthodox Church in America.
Léontos Diakónou Historía Λέοντος Διακόνου Ιστορία. 1864. p. 297.
Syriac Catholic...
- (5th century)
Saint Justa, nun.
Venerable Nestor.
Saint Leo of
Samos (
Leontos),
Bishop of Samos,
Wonderworker (9th century)
Peter of
Braga (Peter of...
