- romanized: Apasiakai) the
Augasii (Ancient Gr****: Αυγασιοι, romanized: Augasioi) the
Derbices (Ancient Gr****: Δερβικες, romanized: Derbikes; Δερβικκαι, romanized: Derbikkai;...
- the
death of
Cyrus recorded by Ctesias,
Cyrus died in
battle against the
Derbices, who were
either identical with the M****agetae or a M****agetaean sub-tribe:...
-
which says
Cyrus met his
death while putting down
resistance from the
Derbices infantry,
aided by
other Scythian archers and cavalry, plus
Indians and...
-
Ampittia Species: A. capenas
Binomial name
Ampittia capenas (Hewitson, 1868)
Synonyms Cyclopides capenas Hewitson, 1868
Cyclopides derbice Hewitson, 1877...
- as
those nations could furnish, as well as 1,000
Tapurian cavalry. The
Derbices had
armed 40,000 foot-soldiers ; most of
these carried spears tipped with...
-
Kamarband Caves Gomeyshan Cave
Gohar Tepe
Early inhabitants Amardians Derbices Tapurians Early Sasanian houses House of
Ispahbudhan House of
Karen House...
-
death of
Cyrus named the
Derbices,
rather than the M****agetae, as the
tribe against whom
Cyrus died in battle,
because the
Derbices were a
member tribe of...
- by Arrian,
after the
people there,
settled in the
mountains between the
Derbices and the
Hyrcanii (Str., 11.9.1, 11.11.8). They are
spread toward the Caspian...
- M****agetae/Sakā tigraxaudā in 530 BCE.
After Cyrus had been
mortally wounded by the
Derbices and
their Indian allies,
Amorges and his Saka army
helped the
Persian soldiers...
-
worship of Api by
Scythian peoples is
attested in Strabo's
mention that the
Derbices worshipped "Mother Earth." The
Scythian personification of
Heaven and equivalent...
