| All day in the magnificent oasis city of Palmyra, capital of the legendary Queen Zenobia, who dared to challenge the power of Rome. |
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| Not far from here is the desert oasis of Palmyra, an ancient site associated with the legendary Queen Zenobia. |
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| World War II veteran Ray Woolley marked his special day exploring the wreck of the Zenobia at the bottom of Larnaca Bay. |
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| Bullitt, a much-married American, was temporarily Mrs Biddle at the time of her Classic victories with Sindon and Zenobia. |
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| He even named his daughter after Zenobia, the queen that ruled from the city some 1,700 years ago. |
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| Both Odaenathus and his eldest son, the heir apparent, were assassinated, however, reputedly at the command of Odaenathus' second wife, Zenobia, who took control of the city and became an effective leader. |
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| In 1823 Lieutenant John Lihou, then Master of HMS Zenobia, was on passage from Manila to South America and chose a route through Torres Strait. |
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| The event has seen the statue of Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, being relocated and placed in al-Umawiyeen Square in Damascus. |
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| So does a touching child's tunic in linen the oldest spun fibre, older even than wool found in the necropolis of Zenobia, where a whole family had taken refuge. |
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| In 269 Palmyra's Queen Zenobia, taking advantage of a moment of Roman weakness, invaded Egypt to the south-west and then occupied Anatolia to the north, cleaving the Roman empire in two. |
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| Four lifestyle and fashion bloggers each created an outfit to best complement the Naya Zenobia sandal in capsicum, and they shared photographs of their styled looks. |
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| Enjoying superb sea views, Zenobia is situated on Marine Terrace. |
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| They culminate with Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, whose life provides a fitting grand finale to the first three millennia of this ancient civilisation. |
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