Examples of using Strabo in English and their translations into German
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The Strabo 64 BC.
My men and I can handle Strabo.
If they have Strabo, who has girl?
Strabo suggests that it was the Ozolae who were the main founders.
The Ceraunian Mountains have beendescribed by ancient writers such as Ptolemy, Strabo and Pausanias.
So, When Strabo always, He was born the legend of the Golden Fleece.
Such important buildings- such as the Hill Kasta with funerary enclosure about 500 measures of marble-attracted historians such as Pausanias and Strabo.
According to Strabo, Najrān was at this time the northernmost city of the realm of Saba.
The new processes and the stainless steel treatment center have been introduced recently at the Stainless Steel 2013 fair in Brno(Czech Republic) by a presentation given by Thomas Strabo.
Strabo the geographer, who wrote a generation after Caesar, identified Bibracte as an Aedui stronghold again.
Many famous authors and scholars, including Pliny the Elder and Strabo, wrote of the beauty, finesse and irresistible charm of the tiny Maltese dog.
Strabo(12.4.4; 14.5.29) describes Phrygians as"barbarians and warriors" who had migrated to Central Asia from Macedonia and Thrace around the time of the Trojan War.
Dionysius of Halicarnassus mentioned that the citywas founded seven generations before the Trojan Wars while according to Strabo it was founded by the Thessalonians and Pliny called it the city of the Sabines.
This town which, according to Strabo, had anchorage(πpoσόpμιov), a sanctuary(ιεpό), and a sacred grove(άλσoς), has not been identified.
This account is dubious, however, as the Musaeum(or Mouseion) at Alexandria, which was right next to the library was unharmed,as it was mentioned by the geographer Strabo about 30 years after Caesar siege of Alexandria.
The ancient geographer and historian Strabo first mentioned Cape Tirizis was a fortified place back at the end of the 1st century BC.
Reasonably enough Hipparchus is often referred to as Hipparchus of Nicaea or Hipparchus of Bithynia andhe is listed among the famous men of Bithynia by Strabo, the Greek geographer and historian who lived from about 64 BC to about 24 AD.
Thus, Strabo relates apropos of Cumes, a Greek colony in Italy, that it was not until three hundred years after settling there that the inhabitants noticed that their city was located near the sea.
What these passages show is that Aristotle read Plato and that he considered the"geographical" parts of these two accounts to be plausible and discussible explanations although he,when believing Strabo in this case, considered the Critias to be fiction.
Another personality of antiquity, Strabo, the great Greek geographer, He writes and what he learned from his predecessors often pre Za molxe and Dacians, expanding a little legend with us both weddings.
The earliest written document about Croatian caves dating back to Roman times, and emerged as a result of the description and the research they were two millennia ago,scientists took the Roman Lucretius, Strabo, and Pliny the Elder and Younger.
Strabo, the fifteenth book, citing its Onisikrato, says the Carmania, the eastern province, where Alexander returned after the campaign in India, there were two hills, one of the salt and the other from male.
The only descent of writing ancient writers, is or cathode of Herakleidon and recount THERETO, the return of displaced persons from the Peloponnese Heraklion descendants,In progonikin and dorikin-standing PELOPONNISOU Aristotle, Strabo, Curator, Diodorus.
Also Homer and Strabo tell us about one race which spoke no Greek, resided in Lemnos and which was called Sintioi according to the first in the Odyssey,"Sintias Agriofwnoys" and Sintoys in accordance with the second.
Some of the principal poets before Alfonso the Wise who dedicated their poetic inspiration to extolling the glories of the Virgin Mary include Magnus Felix Ennodius(† 521), Venantius Fortunatus(before 610), the Venerable Bede(† 735), Paulus Diaconus(† 799), Paulinus Patriarch of Aquileia(† 802),Walahfrid Strabo(† 849), Bishop Fulbert of Chartres(† 1028), Hermannus Contractus(† 1081), St Anselm of Canterbury(† 1109), Peter Abelard(† 1142), St Hildegard of Bingen(† 1171), John of Garland(† after 1252), Adam of Baseia(† 1286), etc..
Strabo writes that the oldest of hecataeus of Miletus mentioned that in the Peloponnese before the Greeks inhabited by barbarians, and adds o Strabo that the whole of Greece has long been a dwelling barbarians 13.
The omission of the library can perhaps be attributed either to the possibility that Strabo felt no need to mention the library, as he had already mentioned the Musaeum, or that the library was no longer the centre of scholarship that it once was the idea of' budget cuts' seems increasingly probable.
Strabo notes(3.5.5-6) that the two bronze pillars within the temple, each 8 cubits high, were widely proclaimed to be the true Pillars of Heracles by many who had visited the place and had sacrificed to Heracles there.
According to one view(Herodotus, Strabo, Pindar) they are descendants of Vulcan from his marriage with Kabeirw, for' This and always found near volcanic areas, While often represent the boundary or ypochthonies deities.
For example, Walahfrid Strabo, the abbot of Reichenau, wrote didactic poems about medicinal plants in the 9th century, and the abbess Hildegard von Bingen(1098-1179) wrote two books in Latin which played an important role in the spread of herbal medicine.