Athina

Hazel nuts constitute the great riches of the coast districts, extending from Athina to a little to the west of Kerassund, and particularly of the latter place, Tireboli, Ordoo, Keureli, Yomurah, and Surmeneh.

1880 March 26, “Population, Industries, and Agriculture of the Province of Trebizond”, in The Journal of the Society of Arts, volume XXVIII, number 1,427, London: […] George Bell and Sons, […], page 396, column 2

A Siemens-MAN DMU is seen between Monastiraki and Thission stations on the first Metro line in Athina, with the Acropolis in the background.

2016, David Cable, “Greece”, in Rails Across Europe: Eastern and Southern Europe, Barnsley, South Yorkshire: Pen & Sword Transport, →ISBN

Hmm, it says here too that senior police officers from Athina are coming to take over the enquiry. They don't have the staff here on Rhodes for such a crime.

2017, John Manuel, “Adrian”, in Two in the Bush, Lulu Press, →ISBN, page 35

Maybe some of the daring new twists to old favourites that you served at Athina. Greek dishes interpreted in an Australian way, which would be a point of difference.

2017, Kandy Shepherd, Conveniently Wed to the Greek, London: Mills & Boon, →ISBN, page 97

‘It’s somewhere in Greece, not Venice,’ Nicola said slowly. ‘That’s where Steven’s friends lived. I’ve no idea who “N.K.” was, but it was probably his sister who Lavinia spent so much time hating. She even remembered the girl’s name – Athina.[…]’

2005, Sally Stewart, chapter 1, in Prospero’s Daughters, London; New York, N.Y.: Severn House Large Print, published 2006, →ISBN, page 11

The Onassis–Niarchos antipathy intensified when Niarchos’ wife, Eugenia, was found dead at forty-three. Eugenia was the sister of Onassis’ first wife, Athina, from whom he was now divorced.

2021, Olivia Williams, “Static in the swinging sixties”, in The Secret Life of the Savoy: Glamour and Intrigue at the World’s Most Famous Hotel, New York, N.Y.: Pegasus Books, →ISBN