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On the other hand, there are passages in the Roman writers that seem to indicate
a degree of cold exceeding what is found at the present day, especially in the
neighbourhood of Rome. IIorncc speaks of Soractc as white Will! snow, and the ...
On the other hand, there are passages in the Roman writers that seem to indicate
a degree of cold exceeding what is found at the present day, especially in the
neighbourhood of Rome. IIorncc speaks of Soractc as white Will! snow, and the ...
الصفحة 81
Slmb. v. p. 248); and the fables con' nected with the lake Avernna and its
neighbourhood had evidently a similar origin. Strabo also correctly argued that
Vesuvius was itself a volcanic mountain, long before the fearful eruption of a. v.
79 gave ...
Slmb. v. p. 248); and the fables con' nected with the lake Avernna and its
neighbourhood had evidently a similar origin. Strabo also correctly argued that
Vesuvius was itself a volcanic mountain, long before the fearful eruption of a. v.
79 gave ...
الصفحة 86
[CatrPANIAJ The dominion of the Sabellian race was thus est» hlished from the
neighbourhood of Ancona to the southern extremity of Bruttium : but it must not be
supposed that throughout this wide extent the populrrtiorr was become ...
[CatrPANIAJ The dominion of the Sabellian race was thus est» hlished from the
neighbourhood of Ancona to the southern extremity of Bruttium : but it must not be
supposed that throughout this wide extent the populrrtiorr was become ...
الصفحة 114
Between Asopus and Acriae was an inland plain, called Lr-zucz, containing in
the interior a town of this name, and in the same neighbourhood was PLemE.
Returning to the coast, 50 stadis south of Asopus, was a temple of Asclcpius, in a
spot ...
Between Asopus and Acriae was an inland plain, called Lr-zucz, containing in
the interior a town of this name, and in the same neighbourhood was PLemE.
Returning to the coast, 50 stadis south of Asopus, was a temple of Asclcpius, in a
spot ...
الصفحة 116
956); but the more pro. valent opinion, at least in later limos, seems to have been
that they dwelt in the neighbourhood of Leontini,whenee the name of La ns'
rnroonn CAMP! was given to the fertile plain in the neighbourhood of that city. (
Strab.
956); but the more pro. valent opinion, at least in later limos, seems to have been
that they dwelt in the neighbourhood of Leontini,whenee the name of La ns'
rnroonn CAMP! was given to the fertile plain in the neighbourhood of that city. (
Strab.
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| العنوان | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, المجلد 2 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, William Smith |
| المُحرر | Sir William Smith |
| الناشر | J. Murray, 1868 |
| أصلي من | جامعة شيكاغو |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 21 شباط (فبراير) 2014 |
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