- In classical Athens, Pnyx was the gathering place of the Citizens Assembly (the Ecclesia in greek, meaning the people of the city and later in history, the church).
- Pnyx'in erken tarihinde üç aşama ayırt edilebilir:[4]. Pnyx I: Muhtemelen 5. yüzyılın başlarında inşa edilmiştir.
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- $PNYX. $PNYX is the utility token for the Pnyx ecosystem designed to foster community engagement and development of the Pnyx platform.
- 1765'te Richard Chandler , burayı Ecclesia'nın Pnyx koltuğu olarak tanımladı. ... Curtius'a karşı, tepenin antik Pnyx olarak kimliğini doğrular.
- The Pnyx of the third period carried out the same project at a larger scale with the construction of large stone blocks quarried from the area.
- Homer A. Thompson, "Modellerde Pnyx", Hesperia Ekler , cilt. 19, Eugene Vanderpool onuruna Attic Epigrafi, Tarih ve Topografya Çalışmaları (1982), s. 133-227.
- Pnyx. From Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jump to navigation Jump to search. ... Corsican: Pnici. Dutch: Pnyx. Esperanto: Pniko. Finnish: Pnyks.
- The Pnyx is a small, rocky hill surrounded by parkland, with a large flat platform of eroded stone set into its side, and by steps carved on its slope.