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How did Saint Apollonia become a saint?
saint apollonia got burned to death and got her teeth ripped out
What is the female version of the name Apollo?
The female version of the name Apollo is typically Apollonia or Apolline. These names are derived from the Greek god Apollo, and are used to feminize the original masculine name. Apollonia and Apolline are less common than the male version, but they are still recognized as legitimate variations.
In ancient Greece what did a fire in the center of town mean?
nothing
What does not describe the ancient town of Jericho?
A city with a large ziggurat
Which is considered as the most ancient part of the world by historians?
Hard to say, the oldest considered town is Jericho and its 9000 years old, ancient Greece, ancient Mesopotamia, ancient India and ancient Egypt
Who was Socrates mentor?
Socrates was his own mentor - learning from discussions with the young men he mentored.
What is the birth name of Apollonia Kotero?
Apollonia Kotero's birth name is Kotero, Patricia Apollonia.
When was Museum of Apollonia created?
Museum of Apollonia was created in 1958.
When was Lyropteryx apollonia created?
Lyropteryx apollonia was created in 1851.
How many gs does bakugan apollonia have?
apollonia has got 590 g
What actors and actresses appeared in Apollonia - 2011?
The cast of Apollonia - 2011 includes: George Hartpence as Dr. Brown Kayla Hoppock as Apollonia
What is Apollonia Kotero's birthday?
Apollonia Kotero was born on August 2, 1959.
When was Apollonia Kotero born?
Apollonia Kotero was born on August 2, 1959.
When was Apollonia Vitelli-Corleone created?
Apollonia Vitelli-Corleone was created in 1969.
What are the release dates for Apollonia - 2013?
Apollonia - 2013 was released on: USA: March 2013
How tall is apollonia kotero?
Apollonia Kotero is approximately five feet and four inches.
What is Fort Apollonia?
Fort Apollonia was a fort in the Gold Coast (present day Ghana), built by the British. Although it is a British fort, the name Apollonia was first given to the area by a Portuguese explorer who sighted the place on the Feast of St. Apollonia, 9th February. Apollonia was a 3rd century martry who had been a nun in Alexandria, Egypt.
