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- The Mazices (Ancient Gr****: Μάζικες) were Berbers of North Africa (either inhabitants of Caesarea Mauretania or another name for M****yli) who appear in...
- Mažice (German: Maschitz) is a muni****lity and village in Tábor District in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 100 inhabitants...
- led to conflicts with the Muslim government. Scetis was attacked by the Mazices who "came sweeping off the Libyan desert" in 407-408 AD and was decimated...
- ordained a priest. At about age 75, about the year 405 AD, word came that the Mazices, a group of Berbers, planned to attack the monastery. The brothers wanted...
- pekouc/pečíc pekouce/pečíce tra trouc trouce bera berouc berouce maže mažíc mažíce Past transgressive (do)nes (do)nesši (do)nesše (pře)čet (pře)četši (pře)četše...
- mazán mazána mazáno mazáni mazány mazána   transgressives pres. maže mažíc mažíce past (vy)mazav (vy)mazavši (vy)mazavše   infinitive inf. stem verbal noun...
- Hecataeus of Miletus and Maxyes by Herodotus, while the tribe was called Mazices and Mazax in Latin sources. The Meshwesh are known from ancient Egyptian...
- be related to early Libyco-Berber tribes, which had been referred to as Mazices in some sources. According to Ibn Khaldun, the name Mazîgh is derived from...
- central west Algeria where the king Mastinâs « governed the berbers». Les Mazices (in Ancient Gr**** : Maxyes) was the berber tribe known to the latins as...
- forced to leave due to raids on the monasteries and hermitages there by the Mazices (tribesmen from Libya). He relocated to Troe (near Memphis), and also spent...