Examples of using Aleppo in English and their translations into Italian
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the oldest Hebrew-language manuscripts of the Bible were Masoretic texts dating to the 10th century CE, such as the Aleppo Codex.
in 1252 he was transferred to Aleppo.
an afforestation area occupied by a pine forest of Aleppo pines.
Russians agreed a ceasefire that was supposed to allow the free flow of humanitarian aid to a number of besieged cities in Syria, including Aleppo.
many hundreds of families are fleeing for survival and safety in Aleppo and Damascus.
Thus, there are areas where the Canarian pine alongside the Aleppo pine, junipers juniper
which is located north-east of Aleppo near the Euphrates River.
surrounded by fragrant pine forest of Aleppo, located on the Ionian coast of Puglia, is Nicotel Pineto.
characterized by a long white beach, is surrounded by a natural forest of Aleppo pines.
While Aleppo is being freed by the Loyalist army, the news we get from the town are confused.
Cave smashed it is like an ancient castle that time demolished the upper part where the Aleppo pines are reflected in the emerald waters.
of the island and National park with its two salt water lakes surrounded by forests of Aleppo pines and cypress.
As before July 2012, there is no more east Aleppo and west Aleppo
Aleppo is redrawing its boundaries once again with blood:
The first mention of the presence of Maronites in the city of Aleppo is contained in the Chronicle of Michael the Syrian, which relates events
Öküz Mehmed Pasha marched from Aleppo towards Kars, reinforced the castle
Precisely this Aleppo, devastated by the bombs of Putin,
The normal citizen's evaluation of the situation in general- including Aleppo- comes through escalation;
Meanwhile, after the liberation of the neighborhood of Al Farafira in the east of the old town of Aleppo, the advance and the reconquest of the eastern sector by regular troops does not seem to be encountering any obstacles.
A priest from Aleppo told CNA in June 2013 that he was returning to the city“because it is his duty,”