ouranos造句

• Because I guarantee you that Wetman is not the same person as Okeanos, as a matter of fact with all the Roman history I have studied am I greatly disappointed about the Romanology of Ouranos & Okeanos.
• The premiere of track " Zontanos Ouranos " featuring accordionist Zoi Tyganouria also preceded the official release of the album, as it was performed by Garbi and Tyganouria several times during their performances at Casablanca Music Hall.
• Ibn Shahram further mentioned that Ouranos's close association with the emperor made him an enemy to the powerful eunuch " parakoimomenos ", Basil Lekapenos, who had supervised the affairs of state for decades.
• As such, the treatise contains several novel aspects not touched upon in other Byzantine military manuals, such as an exact account of the formation and use of the cataphracts " Tactica " of Nikephoros Ouranos.
• Nothing is known of Ouranos after that date, although the fact that a successor as " doux " of Antioch was not appointed until 1011 may mean that he continued to occupy the office until that date.
• By the sixth century, when a " heavenly Aphrodite " ( Aphrodite Urania ) was to be distinguished from the " common Aphrodite of the people ", " ouranos " signifies purely the celestial sphere itself.
• During the negotiations, Ouranos functioned as the intermediary between the Arabs and the emperor, and he was subsequently chosen by the " parakoimomenos " to head a Byzantine delegation to Baghdad, which would take custody of Skleros.
• In 1960 he conducted the orchestra in the world premiere of Roger Matton's " Mouvement symphonique no . 1 " ( 1960 ) and in 1963 he conducted them in the premiere of Serge Garant's " Ouranos ".
• William Sale remarks that " . . .'Olympus'is almost always used of [ the home of the Olympian gods ], but " ouranos " often refers to the natural sky above us without any suggestion that the gods, collectively live there ".
• The city played once more a role in the Byzantine Bulgarian wars of the late 10th century due to its vicinity to Thermopylae : it was near the town that the Byzantine general Nikephoros Ouranos scored a crushing victory over Tsar Samuel of Bulgaria in the Battle of Spercheios in 997.