Noun:

करिंथ,

corinth's Usage Examples:

By midsummer that year, Aratus was ready to attack the Acrocorinth.

3000 BC Cases with Greek geometric and archaic pottery Protocorinthian cotyle, early 7th century BC Base of marble perirhanterion (holy water bowl) from.

The storming of the near-impregnable Acrocorinth was another major accomplishment for Aratus, following his taking of Sicyon.

corinthian An amateur yachter.

water supply, Acrocorinth"s fortress was repeatedly used as a last line of defense in southern Greece because it commanded the Isthmus of Corinth, repelling.

diminutive statue of a Greek warrior wearing a corinthian helmet who bestrides a horse with a long mane and elongated body.

work: the piano nobile"s exterior is characterised by an eclectic use of compositive elements, that mixes doric and corinthian capitals in defiance of the.

of the gentleman amateur Glossary of nautical terms#corinthian, amateur yachter Corinthian Yacht Club (disambiguation), several yacht clubs with this name.

The Acrocorinth was a formidable fortress, built on a hill nearly high.

The Macedonians acquiesced on the terms that the Achaean surrender the formidable fortress of Acrocorinth to them.

In his first major campaign as strategos, he seized the Macedonian-held citadel of Acrocorinth, previously believed impregnable.

In his second term, Aratus focused on capturing the Acrocorinth, the acropolis of Corinth.

The majority waited on the road between Sicyon and the Acrocorinth, while Aratus himself went to the city with a select force of 400 men.

Synonyms:

Hellenic Republic, Korinthos, Ellas, Greece, Corinthian,