Примери за използване на Hellespont на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I was the horror of Hellespont.
The Hellespont to the River Don.
The Straits of Hellespont.
And thence to the Hellespont about eight thousand one hundred;
And this entrance is called the beginning of the Hellespont.
For some writers call"Hellespont" the whole of the Propontis;
In Elegy XVIII, he compared the gap between his lover's breasts to the Hellespont.
Before departing for the Hellespont, an eclipse occurred, which some took as a bad omen.
While on the air, Helle lost her grasp and fell into the sea,which was named Hellespont after her.
This Greek city on the Asiatic shore of the Hellespont was the place for the worship of Priapus, a god of procreation and fertility.
Here was Troy 3000 years ago,a city of destiny so situated that it dominated the Hellespont today known as the Dardanelles.
He is worshipped equally by the people of Parium on the Hellespont, who were originally colonists from Erythrae in Ionia, but to-day are subject to the Romans.
Troy” and“Ilium” are two different names of one andthe same powerful city in Asia Minor, at the entrance from the Aegean sea to the Dardanelles(Hellespont).
Since then, the sea that took Gella,began to be called the Hellespont- the sea of Gella(the modern Dardanelles).
Sailing to the Hellespont and approaching the cities which owed allegiance to Prusias he made frequent landings and inflicted damage on their territory.
The dividing line between Europe andAsia had been fixed by the ancients from the Hellespont to the River Don, and it was still there in medieval times.
And seeing all the Hellespont covered over with the ships, and all the shores and the plains of Abydus full of men, then Xerxes pronounced himself a happy man, and after that he fell to weeping.
They told him, that they had come to be his men, that the towns of Paeonia lay on the Strymon,a river not far from the Hellespont, and that they were colonists from the Teucrians of Troy.
I am told by the Greeks who dwell on the shores of the Hellespont and the Pontus, that this Zalmoxis was in reality a man, that he lived at Samos, and while there was the slave of Pythagoras son of Mnesarchus.
All know that the Strymon cannot be crossed either on foot or on horseback, because it is the biggest of the rivers which cross Thrace andMacedonia and flow into the Hellespont and the Aegean.
There are straits on both sides of Byzantium, one at the Hellespont between Sestus and Abydus, the other at the mouth of the Euxine Sea, where the place called Hieron is situated.
Mythology also tells us that the retaliation campaign of the Greeks against the Trojans because of the heavy tolls imposed on the Greek ships that went through the Straits of Hellespont after the opening of the commercial seaways by the Argonauts.
Attalus, then, after taking the Aegosagae back to the p195 Hellespont and entering into friendly negotiations with the people of Lampsacus, Alexander Troas, and Ilium, who had all remained loyal to him, returned with his army to Pergamum.
Then Eratosthenes praises the opinion of Strato, who goes still further into the question of causes, because Strato says he believes the Euxine Sea formerly did not have its outlet at Byzantium, but the rivers which empty into the Euxine forced and opened a passage, andthen the water was discharged into the Propontis and the Hellespont.
It is conceivable that Alexander the Great-for all the military successes of his youth, for all the excellence of the army he trained,for all the desire he felt himself to change the world-might have stopped at the Hellespont, and never crossed it, and not out of fear, not out of indecisiveness, not out of weakness of will, but from heavy legs.
They now separated, and while some of them left in haste to announce to the senate the contumacy of Prusias, others went to different parts of Ionia andothers to the country near the Hellespont and Byzantium, all with one and the same project, that is to call on the inhabitants to desert the alliance of Prusias and, as far as lay in their power, to favour the cause of Attalus and cultivate his alliance.
In this country are Greece and the tribes of the Macedonians and of the Epeirotes, and all those tribes above them whose countries 313reach to the Ister and to the seas on either side, both the Adriatic and the Pontic- to the Adriatic, the Illyrian tribes, andto the other sea as far as the Propontis and the Hellespont, the Thracian tribes and whatever Scythian or Celtic tribes are intermingled262 p251 with them.
It could be imagined that Alexander the Great, in spite of his youthful triumphs in warfare, in spite of the superb army he built up, in spite of the energies he felt in himself that were directed to transforming the world,might have halted at the Hellespont and not have crossed it, and this not from fear, not from irresolution, not from weakness of will, but from the force of gravity.