- in
Turkey and Syria. The
river was
known to the
ancient Gr****s as the
Mygdonius (Ancient Gr****: Μυγδόνιος), and lent its name to the city of
Antioch in...
-
standing on the
banks of the
Jaghjagh River (Turkish: Çağçağ), the
ancient Mygdonius (Ancient Gr****: Μυγδόνιος). The city
existed in the ****yrian
Empire and...
- (Procop. de Aedif. 2.7), the
Cordes (Procop. de Aedif. 2.2), and the
Mygdonius (Julian. Or. i.).
Ptolemy (5.18.6)
mentions a town
called Chabora (Χαβώρα)...
- Thessaloniki,
Greece Mygdonia (bug), a
genus of bugs in the
tribe Mictini Mygdonius,
ancient Gr**** name for the
Jaghjagh River This
disambiguation page lists...
- with his prayers. In the
third siege, of 350,
Shapur rerouted the
River Mygdonius to
undermine the
walls of Nisibis. The
Nisibenes quickly repaired the...
-
Shapur laid
siege to Nisibis, for a
third time. The dams of the
river Mygdonius,
which p****ed near the
valley in
which Nisibis was located, were broken...
- with ****s, then
imitating the
Persian kings of old, he
diverted the
Mygdonius and
created an
artificial lake
around the city. The
Persians then mounted...
- (Southern Asia)
Oncocephalus muelleri Mancini, 1946 (Africa)
Oncocephalus mygdonius Dispons, 1968 (Europe &
Northern Asia)
Oncocephalus naboides Walker, 1873...
