1) Ancient Greek city-state 2) City-state in ancient Greece 3) End for Anna or Indiana 4) Greek city-state 5) Greek state 6) Greek city-state 7) Metro ending 8) Metro terminal 9) Metro terminus 10) Minnea or megalo ender 11) Suffix for cities 12) Word element, meaning city
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Polis (s; πόλις pron), plural poleis (z, πόλεις póleːs) literally means city in Greek. It can also mean citizenship and body of citizens. In modern historiography, polis is normally used to indicate the ancient Greek city-states, like Classical Athens and its contemporaries, and thus is often translated as `city-state`. The Ancient .....
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city state.
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ancient Greek city-state. The small state in Greece originated probably from the natural divisions of the country by mountains and the sea and from ... [12 related articles]
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Scottish, meaning: Organisation employed to harrass and intimidate under-twelves.
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In ancient Greece, a city-state, the political and social centre of most larger Greek communities. Membership of a polis as a citizen, participation in its cults and festivals, and the protection...
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Greek city-state.
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Often referred to as a city state, the term refers to an autonomous Greek political community; comprised of an urban center surrounded by farms and grazing land. Each had its own constitutional government (exception: tyranny), and was made up of free citizens who took up arms in its defense. In the ASCA, a polis is any collection of households that...
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The Greek city-state, a small, independent government consisting of a single town and its immediate
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Greek, the city-state, especially the people in the city-state.
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In ancient Greece, a city-state, the political and social centre of most larger Greek communities. Membership of a polis as a citizen, participation in its cults and festivals, and the protection of its laws formed the basis of classical Greek civilization, which was marked by intense intercity rivalries and conflicts until the Hellenistic peri...
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