- The
Macrobians (Μακροβίοι) were a
legendary people and
kingdom positioned in the Horn of
Africa mentioned by Herodotus. It is one of the
peoples postulated...
- in
several distinct varieties, including:
Zonal maps (sometimes
called Macrobian maps)
Tripartite maps (including "T-O" and "V-in-◻" maps) Quadripartite...
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Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius,
usually referred to as
Macrobius (fl. c. AD 400), was a
Roman provincial who
lived during the
early fifth century, during...
- at the time of
Hatshepsut was
ruled by King
Parahu and
Queen Ati. The
Macrobians (Μακροβίοι) were a
legendary people and
kingdom positioned in the Horn...
- amb****adors to Macrobia,
bringing luxury gifts for the
Macrobian king to
entice his submission. The
Macrobian ruler, who was
elected based on his
stature and...
- amb****adors to Macrobia,
bringing luxury gifts for the
Macrobian king to
entice his submission. The
Macrobian ruler, who was
elected based on his
stature and...
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around Somalia may date from this period. In
classical antiquity, the
Macrobians, who may have been
ancestral to the
Automoli or
ancient Somalis, established...
-
beginning in 980 BC. In modern-day
Somalia and
Djibouti there was the
Macrobian Kingdom, with
archaeological discoveries indicating the
possibility of...
-
world are
known as
Aethiopians (after
their dark skin). At the
extreme south-east of the
continent are the
Macrobians, so-called for
their longevity....
- 9th-century
Macrobian cosmic diagram showing the
sphere of the
Earth at the
center (globus terrae)...
