Xenos (Greek)
(; ) is a word used in the Greek language from Homer onwards. The most standard definition is 'stranger'. However, the word itself can be interpreted to mean different things based upon context, author and period of writing/speaking, signifying such divergent concepts as 'enemy' or 'stranger', a particular hostile interpretation, all the way to 'guest friend', one of the most hallowed concepts in the cultural rules of Greek hospitality. Provided by Wikipedia
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by Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894
Published 1988
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by Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894
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by Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894
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by Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894
Published 1861
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by Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894
Published 1910
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“...Ξένος, Στέφανος Θ., 1821-1894...”Published 1910
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