Примери за използване на Hellenistic world на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Hellenistic world.
Bronze sculpture of the Hellenistic world.
The Hellenistic World and the Coming of Rome.
(“Greece and the Hellenistic world”).
Alexander III of Macedon essentially founded the era of the Hellenistic world.
In the Hellenistic world, many sciences(like anatomy) were forbidden.
Political development of the Hellenistic world.
An early astrolabe was invented in the Hellenistic world by Apollonius of Perga, around 220 BCE oa in 150 BC and is often attributed to Hipparchus.
Tis latter development is the"common", that was spoken throughout the Hellenistic world.
Had we remembered the importance of astrology in the Hellenistic world, we would not have questioned its discussion in Matthew.6.
Bulgarian territory was one of the regions where many of the wine traditions were founded during this period of the Hellenistic world.
However, the codex never gained much popularity in the pagan Hellenistic world, and only within the Christian community did it gain widespread use.
This decision laid the foundation for the formulation and dissemination of the common Greek, which dominated,as known in the Hellenistic world, after the death of Alexander.
Hellenistic world[edit] Some of the edicts of Aśoka describe the efforts made by him to propagate the Buddhist faith throughout the Hellenistic world, which at that time formed an uninterrupted continuum from the borders of India to Greece.
Was-together with the subsequent Indoelliniko Kingdom- the easternmost edge of the Hellenistic world, covering an area between the Bactrian and.
Philip II was a Macedonian king who conqueredall the Greek cities, paving the way for his son Alexander the Great and the expansion of the Hellenistic world.
Some of the edicts of Aśoka describe the efforts made by him to propagate the Buddhist faith throughout the Hellenistic world, which at that time formed an uninterrupted continuum from the borders of India to Greece.
From 28 July to 1 November 2015, the bronze portrait head of Seuthes III, one of the most emblematic artifacts in the National Archaeological Museum, took part in the“Power andpathos: Bronze sculpture of the Hellenistic world” exhibition at J.
The message of Matthew, which contained astrological terminology, was not meant just for Jews butalso for the larger Hellenistic world, where astrologers wielded powerful influence and astrological prognostications would have been heeded unhesitatingly.
As has been rightly said, what“reason” was for the 18th century,“science” was for the 19th, and“life” for the beginning of the 20th century, the Logos- at the same time intellect, divine word, andfirst cosmic principle- was for the Hellenistic world, both heathen and Christian.
Proselytism in the Hellenistic worldEdit Some of the edicts of Aśoka describe the efforts made by him to propagate the Buddhist faith throughout the Hellenistic world, which at that time formed an uninterrupted continuum from the borders of India to Greece.
Moreover, they discovered pieces of furniture, some pottery and colored glass, metal vessels, andother artifacts that point to a vivid Merotic trade that ran its course in the Hellenistic world and these north Africa civilizations.
They have pointed to the presence of Buddhist communities in the Hellenistic world around that period, in particular in Alexandria(mentioned by Clement of Alexandria), and to the pre-Christian monastic order of the Therapeutae(possibly a deformation of the Pali word"Theravada"), who may have"almost entirely drawn(its) inspiration from the teaching and practices of Buddhist asceticism"(Robert Linssen).
The finds from Helis boast the largest collection of Hellenistic-period amphora stamps in Thrace- evidence for the active trading links the city maintained with the Hellenistic world, and for its significance as an important political and economic centre.
The art of Bactria was almost perfectly Hellenistic as shown by the archaeological remains of Greco-Bactrian cities such as Alexandria on the Oxus(Ai-Khanoum), or the numismatic art of the Greco-Bactrian kings,often considered as the best of the Hellenistic world, and including the largest silver and gold coins ever minted by the Greeks.
He is the universal philosopher,whose work has left an indelible mark on the Classical, Hellenistic and Graeco-Roman world, on Byzantine scholarly tradition, on the Arab world, on the Medieval Europe and continues to exercise influence on the intellectual life of contemporary Western civilization.
The great cultural centre of Alexandria in Egypt- the'hub of the world' in Hellenistic times- fell to the Arabs in 642 and the thousands of manuscripts preserved in its famous library opened up the intellectual legacy of Greece to Islamic scholars.
The Ptolemy world map is a map of the known world to Hellenistic society in the 2nd century CE.
The world hegemony established by Alexander III the Great(336-323 BC)in fact did not correspond to the interest of ancient Macedonians or the Thracian“world” as a whole but rather to the newly formed Hellenistic military-administrative oligarchy.
It is a remarkable reminder of the culture of the Getes,a Thracian people who according to ancient geographers was in contact with Hellenistic and Hyperborean worlds.