Sample Sentences forHellenic (auto-selected)
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The home is filled with Hellenic rugs.Hellenic = relating to or characteristic of Greece or classical Greek civilization
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Some have taken their families to the other end of the island, where the Hellenic Astronomical Society has set up telescopes.† (source)
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— Remark attributed to a Hellenic corporal before the walls of Troy, 1194 B. C.† (source)
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He had found me as I was leaving to play squash at the Hellenic Club.† (source)
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The last three pages of the album were devoted to boys in Greek tunics, crowned with laurel, playing among false Hellenic ruins, with chubby bottoms and heavy eyelashes—repulsive.† (source)
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The Hellenic Dawn.† (source)
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She saw that his hands were not in keeping with a Hellenic face.† (source)
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Hellenistic science, too, was influenced by a blend of knowledge from the various cultures.† (source)
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Phidias it is not, but the work of man in that early Hellenic[125] world, that I would know.† (source)
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Local work of the Hellenistic period.† (source)
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For after the failure of a certain plot to overthrow the state in Turin, in which he had been involved both in word and deed, he very narrowly escaped Prince Metternich's hirelings and spent the years of his banishment fighting and bleeding for a constitution in Spain and the independence of the Hellenic peoples.† (source)
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In Hellenistic Greece and in Imperial Rome, the ancient gods were reduced to mere civic patrons, household pets, and literary favorites.† (source)
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He had persistently elevated Hellenic Paganism at the expense of Christianity; yet in that civilization an illegal surrender was not certain disesteem.† (source)
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It is doubtful whether he could have bought a drink or asked the way to the Kursaal in either language, but he understood the universal Hellenistic scientific jargon, and he pawed through the heavy books, rubbing his eyes, which were filled with salty fire.† (source)
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They tried to enforce their rule as far as Greece, but they had to retreat before the indomitable resistance of the Hellenic people.† (source)
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Hellenistic culture could well be compared to the world of today.† (source)
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