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Ismarus or
Ismaros (Ancient Gr****: Ἴσμαρος) was a city of the Cicones, in
ancient Thrace,
mentioned by
Homer in the Odyssey.
According to Book 9 of the...
- Cicones.
Maroneia was
close to the
Ismaros mentioned by
Homer in the Odyssey. Some
scholars identify Maroneia with his
Ismaros.
Homer has
Odysseus plundering...
- Peiros, from Aenus;
Cicones led by Euphemus, from
southern Thrace, near
Ismaros; and from the city of Sestus, on the
Thracian (northern) side of the ****espont...
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modern are
divided whether any of the
places visited by
Odysseus (after
Ismaros and
before his
return to Ithaca) were real. Many
ancient writers came down...
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Station Squadron, on
Mount Chortiatis, with
Marconi S-743D
Didymoteicho Ismaros Vitsi Elati Kissamos Mykonos Mela
Lemnos Pelion Ziros Larissa Chortiatis...
- most
frequently cited as
being of good
quality were
those of Chalki****,
Ismaros, Xios, Kos, ****s, Mende, Naxos,
Peparethos (present-day Skopelos) and...
- tyttö ("Ismärätär, Girl of Tuoni"). In Ingria,
variations like
Ismero or
Ismaro have come to
refer to
Ilmarinen instead.
Finnish people called the star...
- 6453722°N 21.3864083°E / 40.6453722; 21.3864083 2009 m AMSL (GBV -
Ismaros) > GISZ -
Ismaros 40°53′34.67″N 25°32′56.06″E / 40.8929639°N 25.5489056°E / 40...
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plants which he
introduced to the a city. "Maron who
haunts the
vines at
Ismaros and, by
planting and
pruning them,
makes them
produce sweet wine, especially...
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Fontainebleau Ulysses and His
Companions Fighting the
Cicones Before the City of
Ismaros,
Study for a Destro****
Fresco in the
Galerie d'Ulysee,
Chateau de Fontainebleau...
