Примери за използване на Philip of macedonia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Philip of Macedonia.
That my father's name is Philip of Macedonia.
Philip of Macedonia further decrees that no Macedonian troops.
According to the historical evidence, Kabile was conquered by Philip of Macedonia in 341 BC.
Father, you're Philip of Macedonia, now captain general of all Greece.
The Athenian orator Demosthenes committed suicide here drinking a poison hunted by Philip of Macedonia.
On this day, to Philip of Macedonia and his queen, Eurydice, a son has been born.
The first Greek politicians,they wanted to see this fact was the Jason of Ferron and Philip of Macedonia.
Philip of Macedonia raised his son among lions to instill fearlessness in him.
Cleopatra was a daughter of king Philip of Macedonia(359-336) and queen Olympias.
Philip of Macedonia set his own statue among those of the twelve Olympian gods and was assassinated shortly afterwards…".
There are evidences that on Taksim Tepe was the palace of Philip of Macedonia and his son Alexander the Great.
The troops of Philip of Macedonia unsuccessfully stormed Thebes several times and the city definitely did not want to surrender.
Plovdiv, with the ancient Thracian Pulpudeva name is known at the time of Philip of Macedonia as Philipopolis.
After the conquest of the city by Philip of Macedonia remains his name Philippopolis, popular in the ancient world.
The city is mentioned in ancient writings of 14 authors of which most of them describe the early capture of the city by Philip of Macedonia.
The story is told about Emperor Philip of Macedonia, how he severely punished one of his courtiers for ingratitude.
Finally Salamina and the entire island were liberated by the great Greek Commander Alexander the Great son of King Philip of Macedonia.
After the attack, the city fell quickly and Philip of Macedonia fulfilled his promise- the brave warrior was appointed as governor.
The ancient town sprang up as a Thracian settlement called Kabile(some 10 km north-west of the town, near a village of the same name) at an important crossroad;later it became a significant fortress in the state of Philip of Macedonia.
The troops of Philip of Macedonia unsuccessfully stormed Thebes several times and the city definitely did not want to surrender.
The first written evidence for the conquest of Musala dates back to antiquity- the time of Philip of Macedonia- the father of Alexander the Great.
Later, Philip of Macedonia made of it a powerful fortress; in the time of ancient Roma, it was called Augusta Trajana; it was a fortified town.
Departure to Vergina, to visit the tomb of one of the greatest representatives of the Macedonian dynasty- Philip of Macedonia, where we visit the ruins of the ancient Macedonians Palace.
Be sure to visit the Museum of Philip of Macedonia, where you can see his battle armor and weapons, and items removed from the tomb of the ruler.
Evidence was found during excavation and construction works in the town and its surrounding areas according to which these sites were inhabited by Thracians andSlavs- coins of the time of Philip of Macedonia and Justinian II, a bronze statuette of the Goddess Athena Palada, a Roman road.
The first information dates back from the time of Philip of Macedonia(IV century B.C.) when the settlement is named Akve Kalide and later- Termopolis.
The development of the city is linked to the Age of Philip of Macedonia, it flourished in the heyday of the Roman and Byzantine empires, was somewhat kept in the years of the Ottoman Empire, and again reached its upsurge during the Renaissance.
In 341 BC the city was conquered by the army of Philip of Macedonia, and later entered into the composition of the empire of Alexander the Great.
The development of the city is related to the era of Philip of Macedonia. It flourished in the period of heyday of the Roman and Byzantine empires and has preserved to some extent over the years of the Ottoman Empire and reached its rise during the Renaissance.