Karpasia (town)
Karpasia, Latinized as Carpasia, and also known as Karpasion (sometimes mistaken for Karpathos), is said to have been founded by the Phoenician King Pygmalion of Tyre near Cape Sarpedon, now Cape St. Andreas, at the extreme end of the Karpass Peninsula on the north-east shore of Cyprus, a short distance north of the modern town of Rizokarpaso.
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Karpasia (town)
Karpasia, Latinized as Carpasia, and also known as Karpasion (sometimes mistaken for Karpathos), is said to have been founded by the Phoenician King Pygmalion of Tyre near Cape Sarpedon, now Cape St. Andreas, at the extreme end of the Karpass Peninsula on the north-east shore of Cyprus, a short distance north of the modern town of Rizokarpaso.
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Carpasia (en griego, Καρπασία) ...... lón, al norte de Rizo Carpaso.
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Carpasia (in greco antico: Καρ ...... blica Turca di Cipro del Nord.
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Carpásia (Karpasia ou em grego ...... da pelo rei fenício Pigmalião.
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Karpasia (griechisch Καρπασία, ...... en der Mittelmeerinsel Zypern.
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Karpasia, Latinized as Carpasi ...... holic Church as a titular see.
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Carpasia (en griego, Καρπασία) ...... al igual que Lapeto y Cerinea.
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Carpasia (in greco antico: Καρ ...... blica Turca di Cipro del Nord.
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Carpásia (Karpasia ou em grego ...... da pelo rei fenício Pigmalião.
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Karpasia (griechisch Καρπασία, ...... en der Mittelmeerinsel Zypern.
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Karpasia, Latinized as Carpasi ...... he modern town of Rizokarpaso.
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Karpasia (town)
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