ágora
111Ágora de Atenas — El ágora de Atenas era el centro de la actividad comercial, social y política de la antigua ciudad de Atenas. Allí se encontraban templos dedicados a los dioses olímpicos, a Hefestos, a Zeus y a Apolo. También estaban las cortes donde se… …
112Agora of the Competaliasts — The Agora of the Competaliasts is one of the main markets on the island of Delos, which dates to the last quarter of the 2nd century BC. This market is directly adjacent to the Sacred Harbour. The bases of a square and a round marble monument,… …
113agora — I. noun (plural ras or agorae) Etymology: Greek, from ageirein to gather Date: 1598 a gathering place; especially the marketplace in ancient Greece II. noun (plural agorot) Etymology: Modern Hebrew …
114agora — 1. noun a) A place for gathering. b) A marketplace, especially in Classical Greece. 2. adverb now …
115agora — (a go ra) s. f. Le marché, la place publique dans les villes grecques. ÉTYMOLOGIE Terme dérivé du verbe grec signifiant rassembler …
116AGORA — the forum of a Grecian town …
117àgora — à|go|ra Mot Esdrúixol Nom femení …
118agora — The open space in the centre of a Greek city (Acts 17:17), used for meetings, business, and political speeches …
119agorá — s. f …
120Agora — A|go|ra 〈f.; Gen.: ; Pl.: unz.; in altgrch. Städten〉 Markt u. politischer Versammlungsplatz [Etym.: grch.] …
