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incidentally been used in
English literature as well, include:
Trebizonde (Fr.),
Trapezunt (German),
Trebisonda (Sp.),
Trapesunta (It.), Trapisonda, Tribisonde,...
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Trebizond Gospel, ℓ 243 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), is a
Byzantine illuminated m****cript with the text of
Gospel Lectionary,
dating palaeographically...
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Patriarch in 1025–1043
Alexios I of
Trebizond (c. 1182–1222),
Emperor of
Trapezunt Alexis of
Russia (1629–1676),
second Russian tsar of the
Romanov dynasty...
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awarded the prize. Fallmerayer's study, the
Geschichte des
Kaisertums von
Trapezunt, was
however not
published until 1827.
Fallmerayer attempted to convert...
- Chroniken,
Inschiften und
anderes Materiale zur
Geschichte des
Kaiserthums Trapezunt, part 2; in
Abhandlungen der
historischen classe der königlich bayerischen...
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Prusias (?)
Sinope Scepsis Tanais Theodosia Tieion Tomis Tyras Tyritake Trapezunt Arctinus of
Miletus (775 BC – 741 BC), epic poet
Thales (c. 624 BC – c...
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Great Britain and France. However, in
March 1858 the
Ottoman Governor of
Trapezunt informed the
British Consul that the 1854 ban had been a
temporary war...
- Chroniken,
Inschiften und
anderes Materiale zur
Geschichte des
Kaiserthums Trapezunt, part 2; in
Abhandlungen der
historischen classe der königlich bayerischen...
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administrative centre of the
Burgas Kaaza. In 1865 the port of
Burgas was
after Trapezunt the
second most
important Ottoman port in the
Black Sea.
Burgas was at...
- des
Savants (in French), pp. 368–376, 1835 Barth,Heinrich, "Reise von
Trapezunt durch die nördliche Hälfte Klein-Asiens nach
Scutariim Herbst 1858", Ergänzungsheft...
