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Zurobara (Ancient Gr****: Ζουρόβαρα) was a
Dacian town
located in the
northwest of today's
Romanian Banat. It was
positioned by the
Tibiscus (Timiș) river...
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current location of Timișoara
corresponds to the
Dacian settlement of
Zurobara.
Although its
location is unknown, the
coordinates given by geographer...
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Automeris windiana Lemaire, 1972
Automeris zephyria (Grote, 1882)
Automeris zozine Druce, 1886
Automeris zugana Druce, 1886
Automeris zurobara Druce, 1886...
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Zisnudeba Zisnedeva (Zisnudeva, Zisnudeba),
located in
Dacian Moesia Zucidaua Zurobara Zusidava Aghireșu
Ardan Ardeu Arpașu de Sus
Augustin Băile Tușnad Băleni-Români...
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arheologic ar
putea fi „polisul"
Zurobara". Adevărul. Ghidovăț,
Georgeta (31 July 2015). "Bănățenii au
descoperit Zurobara". evz.ro. Stanici,
Georgeta (30...
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philologist and
historian Gudmund Schütte to ****ume that
Ziridava and
Zurobara are one and the same. This idea is
deemed erroneous alongside many other...
- Sarmizegetusa, Tapae, Tibis****, Tirista, Tsierna, Tyrida, Zaldapa,
Zeugma and
Zurobara.[citation needed] In the case of Ptolemy's Dacia, most of the
tribal names...
- "power" and cf.
Khsaya "prince"
Prince of the
Getae A
similar name's form is
found in the city name
Zurobara, from bara/vara ("city") and zuro ("fortified")...
- Potula,
through which p****ed the
Roman road
connecting Canonia (Vršac) to
Zurobara (probably Timișoara).
Several Roman vestiges were
discovered here, including...
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misspelling of Zanbara,
which in turn is a
misspelling of the name
Zurobara.
Zurobara is
older than the Avar period – it was
mentioned by
Ptolemy in the...
