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05:58Etaundice has an area of 131,957 square KM for less than 10 million inhabitants.
06:09One-fifth of the country has more than 9000 islands in Isolates, on which about 200 are inhabited.
06:18Eighty percent of its territory is mountainous.
06:21Olympus is the highest at 2,917 meters at the breeder's level.
06:37The agora of Athens was, in ancient times, the main square of the city,
06:43a place to live where the economy, politics, culture and the economy thrived.
06:50That is why agora means "assembly".
06:54It was also a sacred place.
06:57The construction of public buildings in the agora lasted over 1,000 years.
07:20Starting in the 5th century, the agora underwent several expansions.
07:26However, from the 6th century onwards, the economy began to decline.
07:31Today, it is an important archaeological site.
07:35located at the foot of the Acropolis.
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08:14It is a plateau approximately 150 meters high, with a flat top of 300 meters from the east to the spirit, and 85 meters from the spirit of the spirit of the spirit of the spirit.
08:26It is only accessible via a slope on the mind of the mind of the mind of the mind.
08:32It is a temple that has been used as a sanctuary for the growth of the spirit of the spirit of the spirit of the spirit of the spirit.
08:53The Parthenon is a temple of ancient treasures and that is why the Parthenon is today one of the most visited tourist sites in the world.
09:11The Parthenon has been subjected to several wars which have cleared away parts of the buildings,
09:16notably in 1687 by the Venetians, in which an explosion destroyed much of the Parthenon.
09:23The Parthenon was written by France and the Parthenon,
09:34The Parthenon is the first word, Kratos is the second word.
09:41The Parthenon is a word to place it, the Parthenon is a word to place it,
09:51That's almost everything. He's the one who rules everything.
09:54That is why the ancient Greeks called
09:57the President of Zeus and humans
10:00like Pankratis, the one who controls everything.
10:03So, in fact, Pankration means sport
10:06who can hold everything. And the one who is
10:09active with sport, Pankratis,
10:12He's the one who controls everything
10:15athletic event by its own.
10:18Metaforically, it's the strongest of all.
10:20But it's a meta-translation.
10:23That's not exactly the etymology of the world.
10:25For example, Théagenis, from the island of Thassos,
10:28in the territory of Kavala,
10:31From Macedonia, he was a winner
10:34who won 1400 crowns.
10:36That is to say, almost every day
10:38He's holding himself back. You can't imagine.
10:41an athletic man like the one who lived today,
10:43Anyway. I can tell you
10:46Polydames of Scotousa in Thessaly.
10:49It was almost the same famous one,
10:52like Théagenis.
10:54And the Persians listen to him,
10:58Moreover, Darius is listening to him.
11:00heard about him.
11:01And he invites her to his short,
11:03to introduce him to his people.
11:05But in fact, he has other things
11:07beyond his head.
11:08So, when Polydames listen to him at his short,
11:11He stops himself.
11:12Darius listens to him at his short counter
11:14three of his immortals.
11:17And as you know,
11:19the immortals of the immortals,
11:20as you know,
11:21of Thermopylae,
11:22and other stories,
11:23who were really famous at the time,
11:25They have immortals.
11:26They have immortals.
11:27They have immortals.
11:28They have immortals.
11:29They have immortals.
11:30They have immortals.
11:31They have immortals.
11:32and all that.
11:33So, Polydames listen to him
11:34against three people
11:35fully armed.
11:36And he needs a way
11:38not only
11:39to protect themselves,
11:40but to prove
11:42to Darius
11:43that he really was
11:44one of the best
11:45of his immortals.
11:46So, what we know
11:47of Philostartos,
11:48an ancient script
11:50from the 2nd century,
11:52that's what he killed
11:54all the immortals
11:56immortals
11:58immortals
11:59of Darius.
12:00SO,
12:01it's very easy
12:02to say like a simple
12:03history,
12:04But you know,
12:05That's another story.
12:06behind that.
12:07Polydames listen to him
12:08Isn't that right?
12:09So, what happened
12:10there to protect
12:11against three
12:12fully armed
12:13immortals.
12:14He covered himself
12:15olive oil,
12:16and he probably
12:18a way
12:19to protect
12:20against the armies.
12:21The immortals,
12:22the immortals,
12:23the immortals,
12:24and all that.
12:25That is to say
12:26during this time,
12:27the Pancratians
12:28used
12:29the Pancratians
12:30to combine
12:31against the Persians
12:32against one country
12:33against the other.
12:34That is to say, they
12:36learn
12:37the way
12:38to protect
12:39against the armies
12:40against the armies.
12:41That is to say, he is
12:42the most important.
12:43That is to say, there is
12:44an event
12:45which is called
12:46Polydames.
12:47for one country
12:48for one country
12:49and for one country.
12:50That is to say, there is
12:51many, many
12:52examples
12:53to learn it
12:54and learn it
12:55to people.
12:56I remember
12:57on the other hand,
12:58For example,
12:59Arrhion or Arrhion.
13:00We have two
13:01worlds with the same
13:02name.
13:03He was
13:04twice
13:05Olympique.
13:06NOW,
13:07that is to say, he
13:08once
13:10for one of them
13:11third time.
13:12But,
13:13the third time
13:14participation
13:15to the Nations
13:16The Olympics
13:17is a very
13:18December.
13:19He didn't
13:21the force
13:22to do
13:23against the other.
13:24The strength
13:25the other
13:26that is to say, he
13:27to the other
13:28for one country
13:29for one country
13:30for one country.
13:31He has
13:32one country
13:33for one country
13:34And
13:35one country
13:36for one country.
13:37it's the
13:40Markiza
13:40Lezi
13:42the other
13:43there
13:44on
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13:45of
14:00"
14:02He
14:03antic
14:05THE
14:05the other
14:07The winner is the dead man.
14:10For him, he did not have the opportunity to see Olympique for the third time.
14:15This is what only happens in ancient Greece.
14:17I think these are the main stories that young people today need to know
14:23on the courage, strength, and stamina you need to display when you are in position with the Pacration.
14:29But actually, that's what I said before, it's the cultural level.
14:33And culture, yes, is behind all of these things.
14:38And that separated Pacration from all other styles that exist.
14:48Athens is the capital of Greece and its main countries.
14:52It is considered the skull of democracy in Western civilization.
14:57In Athens, democracy and philosophy were created.
15:02Thus, Athenian civilization is one of the foundations of European culture.
15:07And it is because of this, the historian Thucydides,
15:11It was in the preamble of Europe.
15:16It was also the cultural center of classical Greece, and in all areas.
15:26Josephine is one of the foundations of France.
15:35He is already very handsome and beautiful, and from the baby he influenced the rest of the Greek world.
15:38the Roman world, and the West.
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