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| − | + | :1) [[Europe|Europa]]: The name for the continent of [[Europe]] in many European languages; including [[German]], [[Spanish]] and [[Italian]] | |
| − | :1) [[Europe|Europa]]: The name for the continent of [[Europe]] in many European languages; including [[German]], [[Spanish]] and [[Italian]] | ||
:2) [[Europa_(moon)|Europa]]: The second innermost of the [[Galileo|Galilean]] moons of [[Jupiter]] | :2) [[Europa_(moon)|Europa]]: The second innermost of the [[Galileo|Galilean]] moons of [[Jupiter]] | ||
:3) [[Princess_Europa|Europa]]: The [[Phoenicia|Phoenician]] princess who, according to legend, gave Europe its name. | :3) [[Princess_Europa|Europa]]: The [[Phoenicia|Phoenician]] princess who, according to legend, gave Europe its name. | ||
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| + | Europe is the birthplace of Western [[culture]]. | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | *[[Europa (moon)]] | ||
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[[Category:Geography]][[Category:Astronomy]][[Category:Ancient History]] | [[Category:Geography]][[Category:Astronomy]][[Category:Ancient History]] | ||
Revision as of 23:01, October 5, 2008
- 1) Europa: The name for the continent of Europe in many European languages; including German, Spanish and Italian
- 2) Europa: The second innermost of the Galilean moons of Jupiter
- 3) Europa: The Phoenician princess who, according to legend, gave Europe its name.
Europa has more than one meaning. As such, this article is merely a disambiguation page, listing articles associated with Europa.
If you were linked to this page from another article, feel free to edit that article to make it point at the correct entry.
Europe is the birthplace of Western culture.
See also
