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Thermos (/ˈθɜːrmɒs/; also
known as
Thermon /ˈθɜːrmən/, Thermum; Gr****: Θέρμος or Thermika) was an
ancient Gr**** sanctuary,
which served as the regular...
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Thermon Talmadge "Blackie"
Blacklidge (March 19, 1920 – July 6, 1972) was an
American professional basketball player. He pla**** for the
Sheboygan Red...
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opposition to
Macedon and the
Achaean League. Two
annual meetings were held at
Thermon and Panaetolika. The
league occupied Delphi from 290 BC and
steadily gained...
- solid, made from limestone, and
there was a
single door on the east side.
Thermon (West Greece): The
Doric temple of
Apollo Thermios, was
built in the middle...
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Greece Ancient and
modern Thermon,
Aetolia Map of
ancient Aetolia Country Greece Location Western Greece Major cities Thermon Dialects Doric Key periods...
- Stoas, in the
context of
ancient Gr**** architecture, are
covered walkways or porticos,
commonly for
public usage. The
following is a list of Gr**** and...
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temple with pure
Doric elements was
built with the aid of
Corinthians at
Thermon in
Aetolia in the
middle of 7th
century BC century. c.640-630 BC. It was...
- Slim) (September 24, 1923 –
August 21, 1977) (baritone, lead, guitar)
Thermon (or Thurmon) Ruth (known
later as T. Ruth) (March 6, 1914 –
September 13...
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Thurman Ruth (also
Therman Ruth,
Thermon Ruth and T. Ruth) (March 6, 1914 –
September 13, 2002), who got his
start in
vaudeville in 1927, was a gospel...
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February 1941 for
Decca Records. The
group was
founded around 1927 by
Thermon Ruth, a disc
jockey at
radio station WOR in
Brooklyn New York. [Released...
