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Remains of the Temple of Apollo at Syracuse, Sicily.This Greek temple dates to about 590-580 BC, and

productofthe6:She believed she could, so she did!2015 Syracuse University Graduates

willisninety-six:President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking in Syracuse at the New York Democratic Sta

Head of nymph Arethusa r. w. aspect of queen Demarete; Syracuse, during the tyranny of Gelo 485-478

Archimedes goes for a streak, The Legend of Archmedes PrincipleSometime in the 3rd century BC King H

historicaltimes:Ancient Greek silver litra coin minted in Syracuse, Sicily, circa 466 BC via reddit

Ancient coins from Syracuse with images of the nymph Arethusa from c. 466-400 BC

willisninety-six:President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking in Syracuse at the New York Democratic Sta

Syracuse dekadrachm, c. 400 BC

queen-alexandra-salome:allthingseurope:Syracuse Cathedral, Sicily, Italy (by matt northam)chelidon

willisninety-six:President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking in Syracuse at the New York Democratic Sta

photographeperpignan:Ortigia -Syracuse -Sicilia

And as the chorus sang upon those ancient stones, my heart was lost forever.Syracuse, Sicily, Italy,

8-litrai silver coin of Syracuse, signed by the engraver Ly(sid…)  On the obverse, the head o

Tetradracma from Syracuse, 474-450 BC

archaicwonder:The rare Demareteion (decadrachm) of Syracuse, Sicily c. 480-479 BCDemareteion is the

fuckyeahvintageillustration:‘Les vierges de Syracuse / The Maidens of Syracuse’ by Jean

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Coin (silver) from Syracuse, Greece around 466 BCE[736x960]

allthingseurope:Syracuse, Italy (by laura.foto)

beyonceknowless:Now we all know what happens if you get the Book of Peace. You return it to Syracuse

beyonceknowless:Now we all know what happens if you get the Book of Peace. You return it to Syracuse

history-and-mystery:SICILY, Syracuse. Second Democracy, 465-405 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Slow quadriga, N

ancientpeoples:A silver DekadrachmOn this coin we see Syracuse with quadriga and a chariot. Undernea

Manuel Orazi, Illustrations for Les vierges de Syracuse, by Jean Bertheroy, Paris, 1902

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