Examples of using Cretan in English and their translations into Hebrew
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most assumed Linear B was an unknown Cretan language.
This overturned Evans' theories of Minoan history, by establishing that Cretan civilization, at least in the later periods associated with the Linear B tablets, had been been part of Mycenean Greece….
He was as leather-faced as any Cretan fisherman who had spent decades on storm-tossed seas, battling the elements by night
This overturned Evans' theories of Minoan history, by establishing that Cretan civilization, at least in the later periods associated with the Linear B tablets, had been been part of Mycenean Greece….
This overturned Evans's theories of Minoan history by establishing that Cretan civilization, at least in the later periods associated with the Linear B tablets, had been part of Mycenean Greece.
who lived in a fair-sized Cretan village, used to take the lantern every evening
According to tradition, Andritsaina owes its name to the wife of a Cretan shepherd named Andrikos,
the famous Greek hospitality, the healthy Cretan nutrition, the friendly atmosphere and the local customs meet successfully the elegance and the luxury and fulfill all the needs of a pleasant holiday.
very high-class luxury and given a certain influence of cultures such as the Cretan.
home to a collection of Cretan icons.
You will enjoy your stay in sophisticated rooms and suites that combine comfort with the charm of an elegant boutique hotel overlooking the tranquil waters of South Cretan Bay.
A special local stamp depicting Souda Island was issued on November 15, 1913 to commemorate the union with Greece and was sold only by Cretan post offices. This stamp, printed by Bradbury Wilkinson and Company in the United Kingdom, is commonly called the"Souda Issue".[7].
the Greek divisions encountered stiff resistance, stalling the offensive that practically destroyed the Cretan 5th Division.
In the period of the semi-independent Cretan State the area attracted international interest, as it offered port facilities to foreign naval vessels enforcing the Cretan autonomy. The first High Commissioner,
haunting island of Spinalonga, which was fortified by the Venetians in the 17th century to protect the Cretan coast against the Turks, then used as leper colony from 1913 to 1957.
By the end of the third book Clinias announces that he has in fact been given the responsibility of creating the laws for a new Cretan colony, and that he would like the Stranger's assistance. The rest of the dialogue
Andritsaina owes its name to the wife of a Cretan shepherd named Andrikos,
Cretan Eagle Aviation.
The Cretan Sea.
The Cretan Sea.