Примери за използване на Messenia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Messenia in the classical period.
It too forms a boundary between Messenia and Megalopolis.
And holy Messenia at last received back her children.
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Revolt and establishment of a breakaway regime by John Kantakouzenos at Messenia.
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Ampheia is a small town in Messenia near the Laconian border, of no great size, but situated on a high hill and possessing copious springs of water.
From Nymphas it is twenty stades to the Hermaeum,where is the boundary between Messenia and Megalopolis.
By the time of his death, Sparta had been humbled, Messenia freed, and the Peloponnese completely reorganized.
That's what Radiki('Chicory' in Greek) states,a small community project in Raches village in Messenia, Peloponnese.
This is not the case, but between Messenia and the territory of Tegea lie Laconia and the territory of Megalopolis.
I am of opinion that the wooden image also, made for Heracles by Daedalus,stood here on the borders of Messenia and Arcadia.
The loss of Messenia is particularly damaging to the Spartans, since the territory comprises one-third of Sparta's territory and contains half of their helot population.
The Great Goddesses are Demeter and the Maid,as I have already explained in my account of Messenia, 44 and the Maid is called Saviour by the Arcadians.
The Arcadians had from the first been friendly to the Messenians, and on this occasion they openly fought against the Lacedaemonians on the side of Aristodemus,the king of Messenia.
P147 8 Homer makes it clear that both the country and the city are called by the same name,Lacedaemon(and when I say"country" I include Messenia with Laconia).
One might well hold that the Neda near the sea was made the boundary between Elis and Messenia at the time of the return of the Herakleidai to the Peloponnesus.
Now the Lacedaemonians divided up Messenia among themselves, but when they came on back home they would not honor the Partheniae with civic rights like the rest, on the ground that they had been born out of wedlock;
With the Achaeans themselves they voted to maintain peace,on condition that they withdrew from alliance with Messenia, and to proclaim war if they refused,- than which nothing could have been more unreasonable.
After the conclusion of the Trojan war and the death of Nestor after his return home, the Dorian expedition and return of the Heracleidae, which took place two generations later,drove the descendants of Nestor from Messenia.
But one should not admit that the boundary between Laconia and Messenia is formed, as Euripides says,"by the Pamisus,which rushes into the sea," for it flows through the middle of Messenia, nowhere touching the present Laconia.
Others, however, say that the Cauconians did not occupy the whole of Eleia, but lived there in two separate divisions,one division in Triphylia near Messenia, and the other in Buprasis and Coelê Elis near Dymê.
The Lacedaemonians, without sending a herald to declare war on the Messenians or renouncing their friendship beforehand, had made their preparations secretly and with all the concealment possible; they first took an oath that neither the length of the war, should it not be decided soon, nor their disasters, however great they might be,would deter them until they won the land of Messenia by the sword.
During this same period, the company started to expand its commercial activities to Romania and Bulgaria, andmade the investment in Trifylia, Messenia, which constitutes a reference point for vegetable crops operating in zones with similar bioclimatic characteristics.
For in speaking of the bows, when he says,"beautiful gifts which a friend had given him when he met him in Lacedaemon, even Iphitus the son of Eurytus,"295 andthen adds,"these twain met one another in Messenê in the home of Ortilochus,"296 Homer means the country of which Messenia was a part.
Since certain people in Triphylia near Messenia are called Cauconians, and since Dymê also is called Cauconian by some writers, and since in the Dymaean territory between Dymê and Tritaea there is also a river which is called Caucon, in the feminine gender, writers raise the question whether there are not two different sets of Cauconians, one in the region of Triphylia, and the other in the region of Dymê, Elis, and the River Caucon.