direk telefona gönderebiliyormuyuz kaydettiğimiz görüntüyü.

Abi bende ebeveyn kontrolü diyor videoyu paylaşcağım zaman

Abi bende playnetwork diyor onu anlamadım

Kral biraz geç oldu ama telefona nasil aktaricaz ps4 teki videolari

Saol reis

Abi sesimiz gidiyormu

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Bireysel olarak girilemediğini tekrar hatırlatalım. Kaçak girerseniz Jandarma Karakolunda nezarette ağırlanabilirsiniz bir süre 😅

kral bende ilişkilendirilirken zaman aşımına uğradı diyo kesin cevap vermicen

Efendim teşekkürler selamlar

Nice

Abi 1 yıl önce atmışsın videoyu kesin görmessin yorumumu d:

Yeni geldim. Yükleyemiyorum. Sekiro videosu yükleyecektim. Bu hizmet sizin hesabınızda kullanılamıyor diyor. Yardım edın

Majestic !!!

En fazla kaç dk video çekiyor (Lütfen cevap veriniz)

Teşekkürederm reiss bide tiktok nasıl yayın yapabilirm bilgi verir misiniz bilgin varsa

NOT SURE WHATS SO GREAT ABOUT THIS?

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güzeldi

bu emek gercekten bir emek tesekkurler

Bu kahvelerin olayı gercekten garip. kedinin dıslısından kahve hazırlanması vb entresan dogrusu.

listeye eklendi. bali gidilecek yerler listesini sayende yapıyoruz vallahi. tesekkurler emeklerın için

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güzel yürüyüş

Emeğine sağlık kardeşim ❤

Ne ara gittin oralara beya 😂

Bende nasıl giderim diyodum iyi ki varsın 💛💙

Niceee

Emeğine sağlık

Allah razı olsun abi❤❤

This is the 7 sleepers hometown

Keçi gibi çıktınız valla kaleye 😂

İzledik kardeşim 😊

Paylaştım çok iyi👍

I went to Ephesus a few years ago, they were just beginning to uncover these terraced houses. It’s an incredible place and to think it was an important Roman port in the Mediterranean.

Denizden odun toplamak bu olsa gerek 😂😂😂

Thanks you and it's was beautiful, I hoped to read site.'s explanations and If You take a while front of them It will be Perfect 👌

Благодаря за прекрасното представяне на обекта. Преди 20 години бях в Ефес, но терасовидните къщи бяха в процес на проучване и не бяха отворени за публиката. Поздрави от България!

What a fantastic archaeological site! So well preserved. Beautiful mosaics and wall decorations. And lucky you had the site to yourself. Amazing!

Χριστός ανέστη. Στην παλια πολη της Εφεσσου μενανε ΕΛΛΗΝΕΣ. Ολα αυτα που δείχνετε ει ναι ελληνικος πολίτισμος.

Just to talk about the Roman history of Lycia, Asia, Cilicia and the cities that became large, like Ephesus, in the Roman Empire with Octavian Augustus. Rome, in addition to saving the scant Greek vestiges remaining after centuries of destruction and wars, totally shaped the new Ephesus, giving it the splendor it deserved. All that remains is 90% of Roman origin. Here is a bit of history from the end of the Mithridatic wars to the Roman period, initially republican with Caesar Gaius Julius and then Imperial, from the advent of the great Caesar Octavian Augustus. With the winter of 63-62 BC. Pompey, after having procured a huge amount of booty from the campaigns of these years, distributed donations to the army equal to 1,500 Attic drachmas for each soldier, and in proportion to the officers, all for a total cost of 16,000 talents. Then he went to Ephesus, where he embarked for Italy and then for Rome (autumn of 62 BC). Having landed in Brindisi, he dismissed his soldiers and sent them back to their homes, without waiting for the decree of the Senate and the people. As he approached the capital he was greeted by continuous processions of people of all ages,[305] including the senators, all admired for his incredible victory achieved against such a fearsome and irreducible enemy as Mithridates, and, at the same time, having brought so many nations to be placed under Roman control, extending the republican borders up to the Euphrates. For these successes the Senate decreed his deserved triumph on 29 September 61 BC. After the battle of Philippi, Mark Antony came to Ephesus where he was welcomed with Dionysian celebrations which he appreciated. When his relations with Octavian began to worsen Antony sent his army to Cilicia and with Cleopatra he returned to Ephesus, his ships joined those of Cleopatra and there was the battle of Actium which sanctioned Octavian's victory and the birth of Roman Empire. Already in 29 BC. the proconsul Sextus Appuleius provided for the road paving, while Octavian financed the construction of two aqueducts. During the reign of Octavian Augustus, Ephesus became the capital of the Roman province in Asia Minor, seat of the Roman prefect and transformed into a trading metropolis with more than 200,000 inhabitants. (The ruins remaining today are almost all from the time of Augustus). Emperor Hadrian came to Ephesus twice, the second time in 129, and was responsible for dredging the port

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Thank you so much for sharingM much appreciated 🌷

Merhaba abi çektiğimiz videoyu telefona nasıl göndere bilirim?

Fantastic. I was there many years ago and this area was not open. It is great that you can show it to us. Loved the "sound" in the theater. I was mad when our bus left and I saw the ARENA on the way out near the road. I hope you can make a video of that half-buried mini Coliseum.

Ιt's a Greek city first of all, from Anicent Greece and until the Greek Byzantium. Never stopped to be Greek. So you walk at a Greek terittory and land. Greek city of the Greek Ionians. Built by them. Not Roman (from a time and after was only under Roman political and millitary control, but that was way - way after, and didn't become sunndenly "something other" - "roman". Then it passed again to political control of Greeks, in the Byzantine times. The city didn't stopped to be typically Greek in everything, it's population, it's architecture, art etc. The houses included, the art of mosaics, frescoes etc, that is hellenistic art from hellenistical times. The Romans typically did more just "restorations" of those that where already there by the Greeks. And also "Roman" is too Greek culture and something strongly connected with Greece and it's civilization and culture, that's why the good historians say Greco-Roman world, or Greco-Roman times etc. to emphasize the Greek character of Rome or it's connection with it). Nowhere mentioned in your description.

Some explanation and guide lining would make this marvelous documentary. Thanks!

It's amazing how much of the Roman lifestyle and esthetic carried through in French culture for another 2000 years. Very similar in the early painted plaster with strencilling and faux scenery painting, and the framing of paneling.

What a gift to still have this standing today.

they will again say that they made thin marble slabs on the walls with a hammer and chisel, or another option, this is erosion and was blown by the wind.