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pergamum

/ˈpɜːr.ɡə.məm/

Tradução: Cidade grega antiga no oeste da Ásia Menor (atual Turquia), importante centro cultural e político, famosa por sua biblioteca e pelo desenvolvimento do pergaminho. Também se refere ao Reino de Pérgamo.

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/ˈpɜːr.ɡə.məm/C1formal
  • ptCidade grega antiga no oeste da Ásia Menor (atual Turquia), importante centro cultural e político, famosa por sua biblioteca e pelo desenvolvimento do pergaminho. Também se refere ao Reino de Pérgamo.

An ancient Greek city in western Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), historically significant as a cultural and political center and known for its library and the development of parchment.

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  1. C1formal

    An ancient Greek city in western Asia Minor (modern-day Bergama, Turkey), known for its library and as a major cultural center.

    ptPérgamo

    • Pergamum was a prominent city in the Hellenistic period.
    • The library of Pergamum rivaled that of Alexandria.
    • The city is famous for its well-preserved acropolis and theater.
  2. Parchment productionC2formal

    The city where the technique of preparing sheepskin or goatskin for writing (parchment) was perfected.

    ptProdução de pergaminho

    • The word 'parchment' is derived from the name Pergamum.
    • Pergamum became a center for the production of high-quality writing material.
    • The development of parchment in Pergamum revolutionized book production.