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Meanings of cappadocian in English
Joint Greco-Turkish language, formerly spoken in Cappadocia (now central Turkey), today there are speakers in central and northern Greece.
Geographical area.
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Usage of cappadocian in English
1
It consisted of three legions-theJovian, the Cappadocian, and the men of Hercules.
2
Syrian Greeks, Armenian Greeks, Aegyptian Greeks, Cappadocian Greeks, even Greek Greeks.
3
So they came together, Sergius swerving his Cappadocian as they met.
4
The Cappadocian broke the rein and Scylax galloped after him.
5
They had fought side by side in the Cappadocian campaign.
6
When the prince offended him, he made it over to Ariobarzanes, the Cappadocian monarch.
7
Making a wide circuit, they helped Scylax catch the Cappadocian.
8
Now he drove his heels into the Cappadocian with vigor, for the die was cast.
9
All was dark in the great palace at Macellum, an ancient residence of Cappadocian princes.
10
AEDESIUS (d. A.D. 355), Neoplatonist philosopher, was born of a noble Cappadocian family.
11
Denys was also the heir of the Cappadocian Fathers.
12
Then our men moved on and reached Cappadocian Caesarea.
13
Know ye the flowery fields of the Cappadocian nation?
14
At any rate, Isidora spends the rest of the dinner with the old Cappadocian king.
15
The doubtful Cappadocian prelate is well known to have been always death on dragons and serpents.
16
Her father, the Cappadocian king, scowls at her.
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