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• Maybe there was not a native Roman divinity closely corresponding to Ouranos.
• Kokkinos ouranos ) is a 2011 Greek drama film directed by Laya Yourgou.
• My male character's name is Ouranos and my female's Ga颽.
• Of Ouranos's own additions, chapter 63 deals with raids into enemy territory.
• Damian Dalassenos was succeeded as " doux " of Antioch by Nikephoros Ouranos.
• The word " eidouranion " derives from the Greek compound " eid + ouranos ".
• Rhea gave birth to the Meliai after being made fertile by the blood of castrated Ouranos.
• Eventhough I believe in Roman Gods, I calculate Ouranos & Okeanos as deities needed for sea travel.
• The second titled, " Appleseed XIII : Ouranos " was released on October 24, 2011.
• By that time, Basil Lekapenos had fallen from power and had died, and Ouranos continued to enjoy the imperial favour.
• Bulgarians put to flight by Ouranos's forces at Spercheios, from the " Chronicle of John Skylitzes ".
• According to Yahya of Antioch, Nikephoros Ouranos returned to Constantinople with one thousand heads of Bulgarian soldiers and twelve thousand captives.
• Ouranos, however, found a ford further upstream, crossed his army over during the night, and attacked the Bulgarian camp.
• Ouranos however, sought and found a ford, leading his army across during the night, and attacking the Bulgarians at dawn.
• Once in Baghdad, however, Ouranos was accused of either trying to poison or to negotiate in secret with Skleros, and was imprisoned.
• According to Skylitzes the victory was entirely Ouranos'achievement and Basil II is credited with little besides appointing him to the office of Domesticos.
• Basil Ouranos, possibly an elder relative, is attested, and we know from Nikephoros's letters that he had a brother named Michael.
• In December 999, Ouranos was appointed " doux " of Antioch in Syria, one of the most important Byzantine regional military commands.
• Basil II had appointed Ouranos commander of all Balkan and Greek territories of the Byzantine Empire and gave him a large army to defeat the Bulgarians.
• Ouranos continued campaigning in the area over the next years, although no information on his operations is provided by the chronicler Skylitzes, our main source.