- The
Vegetable Lamb of
Tartary (Latin:
Agnus scythicus or
Planta Tartarica Barometz) is a
legendary zoophyte of
Central Asia, once
believed to grow sheep...
- Bill intermediate;
summer plumage with a weak
orange breast band. A. l.
scythicus, in the
centre of the species'
range in
Central Asia. Bill
largest in...
- Heruls")
Gypedicus ("victorious over the Gepids")
Basil II, 960–1025
Scythicus ("victorious over the "Scythians"),
after his
campaign in
Bulgaria (991-995)...
-
Latin Catholic titular see
Agnus (Attica), a deme of
ancient Attica Agnus scythicus,
Latin for
Vegetable Lamb of Tartary, a
mythologic lamb-plant
Agnus (beetle)...
-
spring and
summer is magnified. The Kara Sea was
formerly known as Oce****
Scythicus or Mare
Glaciale and it
appears with
these names in 16th
century maps...
- 1825
priscus Lapouge, 1899 proto-aethiopicus Giuffrida-Ruggeri, 1915
scythicus Bory de St. Vincent, 1825
sinicus Bory de St. Vincent, 1825
spelaeus Lapouge...
- Podossinov,
Alexander V. [in Russian] (2022). "Heracles
Celticus and
Heracles Scythicus: the Same
Narrative in the West and East of Europe?". In Boardman, J.;...
- "Ideology
behind the Naming: On the
Origin of
Basil II's
Appellation '
Scythicus'".
Studia Ceranea. 12: 739–750. doi:10.18778/2084-140X.12.02.
Amelia Robertson...
- 1811, published,
through Walter Scott's support, by Ballantyne.
Hermes Scythicus, 1814,
expounding affinities between the
Gothic and the
classical tongues...
- Podossinov,
Alexander V. [in Russian] (2022). "Heracles
Celticus and
Heracles Scythicus: the Same
Narrative in the West and East of Europe?". In Boardman, J.;...
