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Meaning of "dromos"
dromos (noun) - A long, straight, or parallel street in ancient Greece that connected temples or public buildings
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- An avenue, especially in Ancient Greece.
- A walkway to a building, (especially) a ceremonial walkway to a temple or tomb in Ancient Greece or Egypt.
- A racecourse, especially in Ancient Greece.
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Dromos is not known to many people.
This tomb has a short dromos with two lateral chambers.
The dromos and tholos are lined with carefully cut blocks.
A step in the middle separates the dromos into two parts.
The dromos of the Griffins.
The rectangular chamber is entered through a steeply descending stepped dromos.
The entrance to the tomb consists of a dromos with walls of ashlar in conglomerate.
Dromos entrance to the Treasury of Atreus.
At the center of the open courtyard lies a deep dromos leading to the royal tomb.
At the time, he held the office of protonotarios of the dromos.
A large dromos leads to the pylon, which formed the entrance to the temple.
Thracian tomb before Dromos.
Dromos Entrance passage or avenue leading to a building, tomb or passageway.
Developed by Dromos.
In ancient Egypt the dromos was a straight, paved avenue flanked by sphinxes.
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And besides … the demons in question are Dromos and Squee.
Very well . Dromos of the Lilim.
I think we have got enough . Dromos.
Dromos - the monumental unroofed and walled entrance to a tomb, e.g. at Mycenae.
The ceramic vessels found in the tomb 's chamber and dromos date to the Cypro-Archaic I period.
There is no one left, Dromos.
You are going to pay, Dromos.
Think we got enough . Dromos.
You are gonna pay, Dromos.
I think we've got enough. Dromos.
