Gelbsucht in ihrer ätiolog. Bedeutung

Ruge, H.

doi:10.1007/bf01743610

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“…Strabon 12.1.1 sq., 14.5.24, Pline l'Ancien 6.24 = Solin 45, et autres apudFranck 1966, 9 sq. Voir aussi, entre autres, Debord 1999, 83 sq., Sartre 1995, 37-38, et Lebreton 2002 Nous avons été précédée dans cette démarche principalement par Nöldeke 1871,Ruge 1925, Franck 1966, 84-89, Matthews 1978, et, dernièrement, avec une riche bibliographie, par Summerer 2005 …”

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Les Leukosyriens : quelques notes d’ethnographie sinopéenne1

Dan¹

2010

Anc Civiliz Scythia Sib

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Following on from a critical 'inventory' of ancient evidence and modern interpretations regarding the presence of Syrians, Assyrians or Leukosyrians in the North-East of Asia Minor, I propose a geographical explanation for this strange homonymy in ancient ethnography: the presence of Syrians in Pontic and Eastern Mediterranean regions could be regarded, in Greek and Roman times, as the effect of a narrowed perception of the oekoumene. This could explain also the presence of Arabs, Chaldeans and Chalybes in the North as well as in the South of the Eastern extremity of the ancient world.

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