Приклади вживання Pontus Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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After a short-lived connection with the Mediterranean Sea, during the Meotian stage, the freshwater Lake Pontus formed.
the Entente powers considered the creation of a Hellenic autonomous state in Pontus, most likely as part of a Ponto-Armenian Federation.
Nana was"from a Greek territory, from Pontus, the daughter of Oligotos"[3]
This is humanity's first explicit step into interstellar space,” says Pontus Brandt, a physicist at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory who is working on the interstellar probe study.
which flows to Pontus.
washed Atlantis in Pontus(Black Sea)
made a visit to Pancratius at Pontus, and took him along to Antioch,
The geographical extent of its own ground was extended to the then administrations of the Roman Empire in Pontus, Asia and Thrace,
the apostle Peter addressed a letter to“the temporary residents scattered about in Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia,
held the first Olympics in Scythian Pontus stadium(Tendrivska spit),
stormed the city and the Scythian Palak forced to sign a contract with Pontus.
Heraclides of Pontus(whose dates are about 388 to 315 B.C.,
this opens up the possibility that domestication occurred much earlier than we thought before," said lead study author Pontus Skoglund, who studies ancient DNA at Harvard Medical School
In the medieval ages the statehood building tradition of the Ukrainian nation was established by Kyiv Rus state that stretched in the Eastern Europe from the Black(at those times- Rusean or Pontus) Sea in the South to the Baltic(then Varyagean)
the first Mihranid dynast of Gugark.[4] Pontus here may refer to the Bosporan Kingdom,
The geographical extent of its own ground was extended to the then administrations of the Roman Empire in Pontus, Asia and Thrace,
As I learn from those Greeks who live on the Hellespont and the Pontus, this Salmoxis, when he was a man,
Cappadocia, Pontus, Asia.
Andrew received the coast of Pontus Euxine, that is, of the Black Sea.
Pontus Brandt.