Dion

Dion (Latin: Dio ) is an originally Greek people ( Δίων ) or place ( Δῖον ), which is also used in modern times. It stands for:

People in the ancient world:

  • Dion of Syracuse ( 409-354 BC), politicians at the court of Syracuse
  • Dion (Alexandria ) ( 90 BC), Alexandrian philosopher
  • Dio Chrysostom (also Dion of Prusa, and after 40 - before 120), Greek orator and writer
  • Dion (Naples), Mathematician Neapolitan

People in the modern era:

  • Céline Dion ( b. 1968 ), Canadian singer
  • Hector Dion, American theater and silent film actor, director and screenwriter
  • Joel Dion - Poitras (* 1987), Canadian cyclist
  • Mark Dion ( b. 1961 ), American artist
  • Renaud Dion (born 1978 ), French cyclist
  • Stéphane Dion ( born 1955 ), Canadian sociologist and politician
  • Dion DiMucci ( b. 1939 ), American singer, artist name Dion

Locations:

  • Dion ( Athos), ancient city on the Athos peninsula
  • Dion ( Evia ), ancient city on the island of Euboea
  • Dion ( Crete), in the ancient cape on the north coast of Crete, probably the present-day Cape Korakias
  • Dion ( Macedonia), ancient city and religious center in Macedonia (Greece )
  • Dion (Palestine), ancient city in Palestine
  • Dion - Valmont, a former municipality in Belgium ( Walloon Brabant province ); Since 1977 the district of Chaumont -Gistoux. Consisted of Dion -le- Val ( seat of the Counts and Marquises de Dion ) and Dion -le -Mont.

Other:

  • Dion (river), river in Guinea

See also:

  • Dion ( first name )
  • De Dion
  • Disambiguation
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