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Rhacotis (Egyptian: r-ꜥ-qd(y)t, Gr**** Ῥακῶτις; also
romanized as
Rhakotis) was the name for a city on the
northern coast of
Egypt at the site of Alexandria...
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adaptation measures. Gr****
Alexandria was
divided into
three regions:
Rhakotis Rhakotis (from
Coptic Rakotə,[contradictory] "Alexandria") was the old city...
- runners. On 31
December 1942, she was
directed to the
German blockade runner Rhakotis by a RAF
Coastal Command Whitley from 502
Squadron based at RAF St Eval...
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January 1943, U-410
rescued 80
survivors from the
German blockade-runner MV
Rhakotis after she was sunk by HMS Scylla. The
survivors were
returned to St. Nazaire...
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explicitly identified as
Osiris in full) had been the god of the
village of
Rhakotis before it
expanded into the
great capital of Alexandria. With his (i.e...
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earliest port
facilities were
built in 1900 BC in the then-village of
Rhakotis, to
service coastal shipping and
supply the
island of
Pharos (now part...
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entry for
anyone wishing to
trade with Egypt. An
Egyptian city or town,
Rhakotis,
existed on the s****
where Alexandria is now.
Behind it were five villages...
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regions of the ****enistic civilization. The
ancient Egyptian city of
Rhakotis was
renovated as Alexandria,
which became the
largest city
around the Mediterranean...
- SS
Rhakotis, a
German p****enger-cargo
steamer built in 1907 for
trade between Germany and
South America.
After the
outbreak of
World War I,
Rhakotis operated...
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approached by the Countess.
Using the Atlas, Kate
drags the
Countess into
Rhakotis during its
conquest by
Alexander the Great. In plea, the
Countess tells...
