Thebes in Latin
Thebes in Latin is Thēbae, Thebae — Thebes means an ancient and modern city in central Greece, once a major political power.
Thebes in Latin
Thēbae
Thebae
What does "Thebes" mean?
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name An ancient and modern city in central Greece, once a major political power.
"Thebes rivaled Athens and Sparta in ancient Greek history."
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name An ancient Egyptian city on the Nile that served as capital during parts of Egyptian history.
"The Valley of the Kings lies near ancient Thebes in Egypt."
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Thebes in a sentence
- Thebes rivaled Athens and Sparta in ancient Greek history.
- The Valley of the Kings lies near ancient Thebes in Egypt.
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What is "Thebes" in Latin?
"Thebes" in Latin is Thēbae, Thebae. Thebes means: An ancient and modern city in central Greece, once a major political power.
How do you use "Thebes" in a sentence?
Example: "Thebes rivaled Athens and Sparta in ancient Greek history." In Latin, "Thebes" is Thēbae, Thebae.
Are there other ways to say "Thebes" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Thebes": Thēbae, Thebae.
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