Dictionary of Greek and Roman GeographyWilliam Smith Little, Brown & Company, 1865 |
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... speaks of the river as flowing through Abdera ( ỗ di ' ' Aldhpwv péwv Néoros , but cf. c . 109 , karà ˇAb¶npa ) . According to mythology , it was founded by Heracles in honour of his favourite Abderus . ( Strab . p . 331. ) His- tory ...
... speaks of the river as flowing through Abdera ( ỗ di ' ' Aldhpwv péwv Néoros , but cf. c . 109 , karà ˇAb¶npa ) . According to mythology , it was founded by Heracles in honour of his favourite Abderus . ( Strab . p . 331. ) His- tory ...
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... speaks of the Aborigines as a rude people , without fixed laws or dwellings , but this is probably a mere rhetorical exaggeration : it is clear that Varro at least regarded them as pos- sessed of fortified towns , temples , oracles ...
... speaks of the Aborigines as a rude people , without fixed laws or dwellings , but this is probably a mere rhetorical exaggeration : it is clear that Varro at least regarded them as pos- sessed of fortified towns , temples , oracles ...
الصفحة 21
... speaks of the " sacred waters of Acis . " ( " Akidos lepòv üdwp , Idyll . i . 69. ) From this fable itself we may infer that it was a small stream gushing forth from under a rock ; the extreme coldness of its waters noticed by Solinus ...
... speaks of the " sacred waters of Acis . " ( " Akidos lepòv üdwp , Idyll . i . 69. ) From this fable itself we may infer that it was a small stream gushing forth from under a rock ; the extreme coldness of its waters noticed by Solinus ...
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... speaks of " Aenaria et Pithecusas , " and Mela ( ii . 7 ) also enumerates separately Pithecusa , Aenaria , and Pro- chyta . But this is clearly a mere confusion arising from the double appellation . Pliny tells us ( iii . 6 . 12 ) that ...
... speaks of " Aenaria et Pithecusas , " and Mela ( ii . 7 ) also enumerates separately Pithecusa , Aenaria , and Pro- chyta . But this is clearly a mere confusion arising from the double appellation . Pliny tells us ( iii . 6 . 12 ) that ...
الصفحة 52
... speaks of Euonymus as uninhabited in a manner Aeolus ruling the winds . The modern Lipariots still that seems to imply that the larger islands were not maintain the same pretension . ( Strab . I. c .; Smyth's so : and the remains of ...
... speaks of Euonymus as uninhabited in a manner Aeolus ruling the winds . The modern Lipariots still that seems to imply that the larger islands were not maintain the same pretension . ( Strab . I. c .; Smyth's so : and the remains of ...
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