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Philopappou or
Filopappou (Gr****: Φιλοπάππου
pronounced [fi.loˈpa.pu]) is a
small neighborhood of Athens,
Greece south of the
Philopappos Monument, from...
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Philopappos Monument (Gr****: Μνημείο Φιλοπάππου, Mnimío
Philopáppou, [mniˈmio filoˈpapu]) is an
ancient Gr****
mausoleum and
monument dedicated to...
- Greece. The
historical seven hills of
Athens are Acropolis, Areopagus,
Philopappou, Hill of the Nymphs, Pnyx, Lycabettus, and Tourkovounia. Bamberg, Bavaria...
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being the Tourkovounia, Lykavittos, the
Acropolis of
Athens itself and
Philopappou.
Mesogeia lies to the east of
Mount Hymettus and is
bound to the north...
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Neapoli Neos
Kosmos Omonoia Pangrati Patisia Pedion tou
Areos Petralona Philopappou Plaka Polygono Probonas Profitis Daniil Profitis Ilias Psyri Rizoupoli...
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Temple of
Olympian Zeus, the
Ancient Athenian cemetery of Kerameikos, the
Philopappou Hill, the
Tower of the Winds, Plato's
Academy and the
Ancient Agora....
- "International
Sculpture Exhibition" (the
famous "Panathenaea") on the
Philopappou Hill (1965) and the
large exhibition "Treasures of Cyprus" (1967), which...
- is the
formation of the
archaeological site
around the
Acropolis and
Philopappou hill,
perhaps his most
important work, and the
tourist pavilion of St...
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respective areas of Perama, Kalamata, Messenia,
Petroupoli and
Philopappou. On 9 August, the
prosecutor of Greece's
Supreme Court, V****ilios I....
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Nymphs (in Gr****: Λόφος Νυμφών) at Thiseio.
Nymphon Hill
borders with
Philopappou Hill and is
opposite to the
Acropolis and the
Athenian Agora. They house...
