-
Ancient Gr**** name
Skuthai (Σκυθαι), from
which was
derived the
Latin name
Scythae,
which gave the
English name Scythians. The
Urartian name for the Scythians...
- (/ˈtaʊəri/; Ταῦροι in
Ancient Gr****), or Taurians, also Scythotauri,
Tauri Scythae,
Tauroscythae (Pliny, H. N. 4.85) were an
ancient people settled on the...
- ****igned to
different tribes of the Scythians, so that we have
mention of the
Scythae Agavi, Hippemolgi,
Galactophagi (and Galactopotae) and Abii. The last are...
-
diversitate commode quoque distinxeris posteros Noachi in albos, qui sunt
Scythae & ****hetaei, nigros, qui sunt
Aethiopes & Chamae, flavos, qui sunt Indi...
-
LIMES THEBAIDOS Thebes (Egypt) Ala I
Iovia cataphractaria 1 250
LIMES SCYTHAE Cuneus equitum cataphractariorum 1 250
TOTAL EAST 15 (12 ex. #) 6,750 COMITATUS...
-
Crimea known generally as the
Scythae. The
Borani raid on
Pityus was one of the
first of the
seaborne expeditions by the
Scythae which were to
reach their...
- "Most of the Scythians,
beginning from the
Caspian Sea, are
called Dahae Scythae, and
those situated more
towards the east M****agetae and Sacae; the rest...
- Studies: 99. doi:10.2307/581033. JSTOR 581033. S2CID 128624772.
Called Scythae and
Borani in
contemporary sources Wolfram, Herwig; Dunlap,
Thomas J. (1990)...
-
seems to be
based on the
superficial similarity of the
names Scoti and
Scythae.
Other medieval pseudo-histories did
likewise with
other nations. For example...
- the
martyrs as well as the
names of
their military units Voluntarii and
Scythae. It did not
conclude with the
death of
Sophronius in Jerusalem, instead...
