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Pergamon (greco ancian: τὸ Πέργαμον o ἡ Πέργαμος), o Pergamum, era un urbe grec in Aeolis durante le evo classic. Su loco es hodie in Turchia, 26 kilometres ab le Mar Egee al banca nord del fluvio Caicus (turchic: Bakırçay) proxime del urbe contemporanee Bergama.
| Pergamon |
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| instantia de: ancient city[*], Ancient Greek archaeological site[*], polis[*] |
| parte de: Pergamon and its Multi-Layered Cultural Landscape[*] |
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| Patrimonio: part of UNESCO World Heritage Site[*] |
| data de creation: 8e seculo AEC |
| Commons: Pergamon |
Le parola "pergamena" deriva su nomine de "Pergamon," ubi, dice un tradition, pergamena era inventate in le secunde seculo aEC.[1][2]
| Lingua | Nomine |
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| anglese (en) | Pergamon |
| francese (fr) | Pergame |
| espaniol (es) | Pérgamo |
| portugese (pt) | Pérgamo |
| italiano (it) | Pergamo |
| germano (de) | Pergamon |
| russo (ru) | Пергам |
| latino (la) | Pergamum |
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