Examples of using Lycus in English and their translations into German
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He is Lycus.
Lycus, you're making me cry.
Farewell, Lycus.
And you, Lycus, are a gentleman and a procurer.
That rotten Lycus!
Chancellor Lycus, Dr. McKay is the finest scientist we have.
In the house of Lycus.
Lycus, we all know the penalty for selling a freeborn citizen.
Why are you calling yourself Lycus?
His father was named Lycus, and he was a native of the deme of Steiria in Athens.
Is this the house of Marcus Lycus?
Part 1: Jews and Christians in the Lycus Valley,""Bibliotheca Sacra" 141: 561(1984): 3-13.
Everybody knows who you are, Lycus.
In Greek Mythology, Lycus() was a ruler of the ancient city of Ancient Thebes Boeotia.
Who is he that seeks the house of Marcus Lycus?
The Lycus is the most frequented path of the country to the west, and the great road passed right through Laodicea.
Or my name is not Pseudolus Marcus Lycus.
The chief of these is the Mæander as far as the Lycus, its tributary, then along the Lycus towards Apamea.
I intend to stand behind them or my name is not Marcus Lycus.
The inscription, which is part of a group of texts by which the kings and cities of Asia Minor(Turkey) paid homage to the conquering Romans, expresses in Latin and Greek the official gratitude of the people of the city of Laodicea,located on the river Lycus in Phrygia, in Denizli, towards the people of Rome, whose valour and benevolence is honoured.
The theme was bordered on the west by the Aegean Sea, with its coastline stretching from Ephesus to Adramyttion, the Opsician Theme in the north, probably along the valley of the river Caicus,the Anatolic Theme in the east(somewhere east of Chonae and Laodicea on the Lycus), and the Cibyrrhaeot Theme in the south.