Knossos
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Knos·sos
also Cnos·sos or Cnos·sus (nŏs′əs) An ancient city of northern Crete near present-day Heraklion. The center of a Bronze Age culture that probably flourished from c. 2000 to 1400 bc, it is the traditional site of the labyrinth of Daedalus and the palace of King Minos.
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Knossos
(ˈnɒsəs; ˈknɒs-) orCnossus
n
(Placename) a ruined city in N central Crete: remains of the Minoan Bronze Age civilization
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Knos•sos
or Cnos•sus
(ˈnɒs əs)n.
a ruined city in N central Crete: capital of the ancient Minoan civilization.
Knos′si•an, adj.
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