Rock of Kynops - Revision history

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ASDamick at 11:51, June 18, 2009

2009-06-18T11:51:16Z

ASDamick: Rock of Kynops (Patmos) moved to Rock of Kynops: I highly doubt that there is another "Rock of Kynops" elsewhere, so there's no need to differentiate its location.

2008-12-31T21:01:42Z

Rock of Kynops (Patmos) moved to Rock of Kynops: I highly doubt that there is another "Rock of Kynops" elsewhere, so there's no need to differentiate its location.

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 The '''Rock of Kynops''' refers to a strange looking rock jutting out of the sea in Petra Bay believed to be the petrified body of a satanical wizard by the name of Kynops destroyed during spiritual combat between Kynops and St. [[Apostle John|John the Theologian]]. The story of this combat is attributed to the [[saint]]'s [[disciple]], [[Prochorus]], and contained in an ancient manuscript still kept hidden in the [[monastery]] on [[Patmos]] island.
-Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala. In the dock itself, there exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a
+Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala, in the dock itself, there exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a submerged rock that, some people say, is man-shaped and represents the petrified magician.
-The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.
+The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that octopus caught near the rock are inedible.
 ==External links==

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−	The '''Rock of Kynops''' refers to a strange looking rock jutting out of the sea in Petra Bay believed to be the petrified body of a satanical wizard by the name of Kynops destroyed during spiritual combat between Kynops and St. [[Apostle John\|John the Theologian]]. The story of this combat is attributed to the saint's disciple, [[Prochorus]], and contained in an ancient manuscript still kept hidden in the [[monastery]] on [[Patmos]] island.	+	The '''Rock of Kynops''' refers to a strange looking rock jutting out of the sea in Petra Bay believed to be the petrified body of a satanical wizard by the name of Kynops destroyed during spiritual combat between Kynops and St. [[Apostle John\|John the Theologian]]. The story of this combat is attributed to the [[saint]]'s [[disciple]], [[Prochorus]], and contained in an ancient manuscript still kept hidden in the [[monastery]] on [[Patmos]] island.

	Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala. In the dock itself, there exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a		Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala. In the dock itself, there exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a

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 ==External links==
-*[[http://www.ctsp.co.il/LBS%20pages/LBS_patmos.htm Patmos]]
+*[http://www.ctsp.co.il/LBS%20pages/LBS_patmos.htm Patmos]
-*[[http://glastonbury-patmos.com/patmos.htm  The History of Patmos]]
+*[http://glastonbury-patmos.com/patmos.htm  The History of Patmos]
-*[[http://www.meandertravel.com/biblicalanatolia/biblical_anatolia.php?details=patmos&m=4&md=sc4  Patmos]]
+*[http://www.meandertravel.com/biblicalanatolia/biblical_anatolia.php?details=patmos&m=4&md=sc4  Patmos]
 [[Category:Places]]

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 ==External links==
-[[http://www.ctsp.co.il/LBS%20pages/LBS_patmos.htm Patmos]]
+*[[http://www.ctsp.co.il/LBS%20pages/LBS_patmos.htm Patmos]]
-[[http://glastonbury-patmos.com/patmos.htm  The History of Patmos]]
+*[[http://glastonbury-patmos.com/patmos.htm  The History of Patmos]]
-[[http://www.meandertravel.com/biblicalanatolia/biblical_anatolia.php?details=patmos&m=4&md=sc4  Patmos]]
+*[[http://www.meandertravel.com/biblicalanatolia/biblical_anatolia.php?details=patmos&m=4&md=sc4  Patmos]]
 [[Category:Places]]

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	The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.		The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.
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		+	==External links==
		+	[[http://www.ctsp.co.il/LBS%20pages/LBS_patmos.htm Patmos]]
		+	[[http://glastonbury-patmos.com/patmos.htm The History of Patmos]]
		+	[[http://www.meandertravel.com/biblicalanatolia/biblical_anatolia.php?details=patmos&m=4&md=sc4 Patmos]]

	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]

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	The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.		The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.
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−	~~==History of Kynops==~~
−	~~{{PatmosKynops}}~~

	[[Category:Places]]		[[Category:Places]]

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 The '''Rock of Kynops''' refers to a strange looking rock jutting out of the sea in Petra Bay believed to be the petrified body of a satanical wizard by the name of Kynops destroyed during spiritual combat between Kynops and St. [[Apostle John|John the Theologian]]. The story of this combat is attributed to the saint's disciple, [[Prochorus]], and contained in an ancient manuscript still kept hidden in the [[monastery]] on [[Patmos]] island.
-Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala, in the dock itself, exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a
+Today some 200-300 metres from the point where the big ships now dock at Skala. In the dock itself, there exists a red (or orange) buoy to mark the spot where, just beneath the surface, is a
-submerged rock, some people say, is man-shaped and represents the petrified magician.
+submerged rock that, some people say, is man-shaped and represents the petrified magician.
-The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any Octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.
+The locals share the story that during World War II, the Italians sent divers down to dynamite the rock. After several attempts with an extraordinary amount of explosives nothing would have any affect. Fisherman say that any octopus that is caught near the rock are completely inedible.
 ==History of Kynops==

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	==History==		==History==
		+	{{PatmosKynops}}
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	Legend has it that living on the island at the time was a magician by the name of Kynops (meaning dog face). When he found out that John had arrived in Patmos and was preaching the word of this new god to and baptizing Patmians, Kynops became enraged.		Legend has it that living on the island at the time was a magician by the name of Kynops (meaning dog face). When he found out that John had arrived in Patmos and was preaching the word of this new god to and baptizing Patmians, Kynops became enraged.