- ὑπερβόρε(ι)οι, romanized: hyperbóre(i)oi,
pronounced [hyperbóre(ː)oi̯]; Latin:
Hyperborei) were a
mythical people who
lived in the far
northern part of the known...
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Tanais in the west. It
included the
mountains of Coraxici,
Hippici and
Hyperborei (the Ural), and
rivers Don,
Kuban and Volga. A.
Picquot (1826) described...
- the Wars, Book VI,
chapter XIV.
Wikisource Caius Julius Solinus. "De
Hyperboreis, et Hyperboreæ regionibus".
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original on 6 February...
- Gaia, Rome
Aedes of
Apollo Pithian Hyperborean (Templum
Apollinis Pithi Hyperborei), Rome
Aedes Roma Pietatis,
Torre Gaia, Rome
Aedes Minerva,
Torre Gaia...
- Gaia, Rome
Aedes of
Apollo Pithian Hyperborean (Templum
Apollinis Pithi Hyperborei), Rome
Aedes Roma Pietatis,
Torre Gaia, Rome
Aedes Minerva,
Torre Gaia...
- He
obtained his
doctorate in
Marburg with the
dissertation thesis De
Hyperboreis, and for
several years worked as a
private tutor for
various families...
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preacher at Vester-Vedsted.
Among other Latin poems, he
wrote Threni Hyperborei, [Lamentations of the North] published, in folio, in 1648, on the death...
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derived exclusively from Homer. Like the
correspondent fabulous people, the
Hyperborei, the
locations of the Abii seem to have been
moved back, as knowledge...
