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a cimmerio accolunt maeotici, vali, serbi, serrei, scizi, gnissi. dein tanain amnem gemino ore influentem incolunt sarmatae, medorum, ut ferunt, suboles, et ipsi in multa genera divisi. primi sauromatae gynaecocratumenoe, amazonum conubia; dein naevazae, coitae, cizici, messeniani, costoboci, zecetae, zigae, tindari,
thussagetae, tyrcae usque ad solitudines saltuosis convallibus asperas, ultra quas arimphaei, qui ad ripaeos pertinent montes. tanaim ipsum scythae silim vocant, maeotim temarundam, quo significant matrem maris. oppidum in tanais quoque ostio. tenuere finitima primo cares, dein clazomeni et maeones, postea panticapaeenses. sunt qui circa maeotim ad ceraunios montes has tradant gentes: a litore napitas supraque essedonas colchis iunctos montium cacuminibus, dein camacas, oranos, autacas, mazamacas, cantiocaptas, agamathas, picos, rymosolos, acascomarcos et ad iuga caucasi icatalas, imadochos, ramos, anclacas, tydios, carastaseos, authiandas; lagoum amnem ex montibus catheis, in quem defluat opharus,
ibi gentes cauthadas, opharitas; amnes menotharum, imityen ex montibus cissiis; infra acdeos, carnas, vscardeos, accisos, gabros, gegaros circaque fontem imityis imityos et apartaeos. alii influxisse eo scythas auchetas, atherneos, asampatas, ab iis tanaitas et napaeos viritim deletos. aliqui flumen ocharium labi per canticos et sapaeos, tanain vero transisse satharcheos herticheos, spondolicos, synhietas, anasos, issos, cataeetas, tagoras, caronos, neripos, agandaeos, meandaraeos, satharcheos spalaeos.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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