Examples of using Strabo in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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According to Strabo, Marmarium was situated upon the coast near Carystus,
Greek writer and geographer Strabo(63 BC- 21 ad)
In 7 BC, the Greek geographer Strabo noted that the areas around Massilia
The writings of Strabo, the great geographer of ancient Greece,
Strabo calls at this time Nicea the capital of Bithynia,
According to Strabo, the Greeks called the Cimmerians as Cimbri,
According to earlier sources, he says, this was the oracle of the dead(nekumanteion) sought by Odysseus in Book 11 of the Odyssey; Strabo, however, seems not to have himself regarded Avernus as a ploutonion.[6] There was a Ploutonion at Acharaca.
The trade started by Eudoxus of Cyzicus in 130 BCE kept increasing, and according to Strabo( II.5.12.):[14].
the Greek historian Strabo notes that she may have suffered“a deadly treatment.”.
from the name of the Seres(Σῆρες), according to Strabo the people from whom silk was first obtained.
and the historian Strabo notes that she may have applied a fatal“ointment.”.
who were mentioned by Herodotus, Strabo, Pompeius Trogus
Pine nuts were used to produce a wine used in the orgiastic rites of Cybele which were in effect counterparts of the Dionysian orgies and Strabo compared them Strabo, x, 3.
and calculated that Strabo was mistaken, Swiss Radio and Television reports.
Strabo wrote that"to the country of the Albanians belongs also the territory called Caspiane,
Strabo wrote that to the country of the Albanians belongs also the territory called Caspiane,
Strabo wrote that“to the country of the Albanians belongs also the territory called Caspiane,
There is some background against which one can think that the Late Scythian fortresses were established much earlier than the years of Skilouros(second half of the II century BC), and Strabo just wanted to relate the fortress which he knew with the name of the famous Scythian king.
According to Strabo, it"possesses some singular physical properties"
Pliny, and Strabo) concern earthquakes,