- CE) and
Flavius Arrian (2nd
century CE), who
referred to the
region as
Apsilae (Gr****: Αψιλαι). The
legal and
cultural foundations of
Apselia were established...
-
inhabiting western region of Abkhazia, who
originally inhabited lands north of
Apsilae,
corresponding to today's
Ochamchire District. In 550,
during the Lazic...
- Lazi, Chalybes, Tibareni/Tubal, Mossynoeci, Macrones, Moschi, Marres,
Apsilae, Abasci, Sanigae, Coraxi, Coli, Melanchlaeni,
Geloni and
Soani (Suani)...
- Misimians,
Apsilae and Abasgois. Moschi,
Sanigs and
Misimians were
known to have
Georgian (Kartvelian) origin,
while origin of
Apsilae and Abasgois...
-
presence was
confined to port cities.
According to Arrian, the
Abasgoi and
Apsilae peoples were
nominal Roman subjects, and
there was a
small Roman outpost...
- Zydritae; Lazai,
subjects of King Mal****us, who
owned the
suzerainty of Rome;
Apsilae; Abacsi; and
Sanigae near Sebastopolis. Laz has no
official status in either...
-
formed a
tribal prin****lity,
which later commingled with the Abasgoi,
Apsilae and
Missimianoi into the
Kingdom of Abkhazia.
Until 1864 Sadz
lived at...
-
suzerainty of the
Kingdom of Lazica. The view of most
historians is that the
Apsilae and
Abasgoi are
ancestors by ethnicity,
language and the
culture for the...
-
languages that are
related to the
Georgian language) and
Abkhaz (Abasgoi,
Apsilae, and Zygii) peoples. It
seems likely that a
significant proportion of the...
-
antiquity to
early medieval archaeological culture in the
territory of the
Apsilae or
Tsebelda tribe,
located in Abkhazia,
Georgia on the
Black Sea coast...
