- the
Aegean was Athens' lifeline. King,
Charles (18
March 2004). "Pontus
Euxinus 700BC–AD500". The
Black Sea.
Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/0199241619...
- steppes. It
stretches from the
northern s****s of the
Black Sea (the
Pontus Euxinus of antiquity) to the
northern area
around the
Caspian Sea,
where it ends...
- dictionary.
Pontus or
Pontos may
refer to:
Short Latin name for the
Pontus Euxinus, the Gr**** name for the
Black Sea (aka the
Euxine sea)
Pontus (mythology)...
-
among the Gr****s that had
settled on the
northern coast of the
Pontus Euxinus, today's
Black Sea,
appears to have been remarkable. An
archaic cult is...
- vernalis
Binomial name
Senecio vernalis Waldst. & Kit.
Synonyms Senecio euxinus Minderova Senecio polycephalus Ledeb.
Senecio leucanthemifolius Poir....
- "Theodoxus (Theodoxus)
euxinus".
Fauna Europaea, last
update 27
January 2011,
accessed 13
April 2011. "Species
summary for
Theodoxus euxinus". AnimalBase, last...
- and even the Gr****
towns of
Olbia and
Apollonia on the
Black Sea (Pontus
Euxinus)
recognized Burebista's authority. In 53 BC,
Caesar stated that the Dacian...
-
Dyschirius euxinus is a
species of
ground beetle in the
subfamily Scaritinae. It was
described by
Znojko in 1927. "Dyschirius
euxinus Znojko, 1927". Catalogue...
- part of the
boundary between Dacia and Sarmatia. It fell into the
Pontus Euxinus to the
northeast of the
mouth of the Ister, the
distance between them being...
- the
Black Sea,
known in
antiquity as the "Euxine Sea" or
simply Pontus Euxinus (Πόντος Εὔξεινος [Póntos Éfxeinos]). The
range runs
roughly east–west,...
