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When was Syros created?
Syros was created in 2011.
What is the population of Syros?
Syros's population is 19,782.
What is the area of Syros?
The area of Syros is 102.4 square kilometers.
When did Pherecydes of Syros die?
Pherecydes of Syros died in -550.
When was Pherecydes of Syros born?
Pherecydes of Syros was born in -600.
What is the Greek god Hermes' sacred city?
It was called Hermopolis - modern Greek Ermoupoli. It is the main town on the island of Syros.
When was Emmanouil Roidis born?
Emmanouil Roidis was born in 1836, in Ermoupoli, Syros, Greece.
When was Nikos Mavrakis born?
Nikos Mavrakis was born on March 24, 1989, in Ermoupoli, Syros, Greece.
Was Hermes worshiped?
Yes. They say he typically did not have temples but square statues of him called Herms were put up in a lot of places. Also, the capital of the Greek island Syros is named Ermoupolis which means city of Hermes, so that may be named that way in honor of him as well.
Which horse won the gold cup 2014?
2014 Virginia Gold Cup had six races; the first in each were Share Out, Saluda Sam, Wantan, Hot Rize, Syros, Prima Facie.
Where is Hermes' temple located?
Hermes did not have temples. His statue was placed everywhere, and square blocks of marble showing a head and the male genitalia were called "Herms" and set up in many places. On these statues, Hermes is generally shown with a beard. However, the capital town of the Greek island of Syros is named Ermoupolis (City of Hermes) which may indicate a special reverence for the god there in ancient times. See the related link for further information. There are shrines to Hermes in the related link. Also see Wikipedia for further information.
What is the ancient name of Syria?
The ancient name of Syria was often referred to as "Aram" in biblical texts, particularly in reference to the Arameans who inhabited the region. Additionally, the broader area was known as "Phoenicia" along the coastal regions, inhabited by the Phoenician civilization. The term "Syria" itself is derived from the Greek "Syros," which referred to the Assyrian Empire and was later used to describe the region encompassing modern-day Syria.
