'Sailing past Cydonia (Chania), he disembarked at Knossos, his disciples wanted to see the labyrinth (I believe it once contained the Minotaur). But Apollonios said that he would not be witness to Minos' injustice, and continued towards Gortyn, desiring to see Ida. After ascending and meeting the theologicians, he walked to the Leveneon sanctuary. It is dedicated to Asclepios, and just like in Pergamos of Asia, the Cretans visit this sacred site, as well as many Libyans cross over, since it faces the Libyan Pelagos and by land Phaestos, where a small rock keeps back the mighty sea.' From Philostratos' Apollonios of Tyana. Book 4:34.
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υπέροχη!
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Simple, yet beautiful.
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Nice!
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Fire in the sky... and the moon is a touch of perfection!!!!
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Poli oraia. To topio, ta hromata, to ouranio toxo....sketi zografia!!!!
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Sehr gutes Foto!
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Nice picture, greetings from germany!!!
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Δεν φυτρωνει μονο στο δασος του Ρουβα στο οροπεδιο Λασιθιου στα ορη ειναι γεματο τετοια και τα ηξερα μονο με το ονομα αμπελιτσα
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Πολυ ωραια εικονα.
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'Sailing past Cydonia (Chania), he disembarked at Knossos, his disciples wanted to see the labyrinth (I believe it once contained the Minotaur). But Apollonios said that he would not be witness to Minos' injustice, and continued towards Gortyn, desiring to see Ida. After ascending and meeting the theologicians, he walked to the Leveneon sanctuary. It is dedicated to Asclepios, and just like in Pergamos of Asia, the Cretans visit this sacred site, as well as many Libyans cross over, since it faces the Libyan Pelagos and by land Phaestos, where a small rock keeps back the mighty sea.' From Philostratos' Apollonios of Tyana. Book 4:34.
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