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usage of the name
Colchis in
political and
mythological contexts (i.e. the
relationship between "Aia-
Colchis" and "the land of
Colchis").
According to the...
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remote subjects,
including those in
Colchis, a
country on the
eastern Black Sea coast. For the
Pontic monarchy,
Colchis was a key possession,
which supplied...
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Pharnavazid eristavi of
Colchis and
prince of the
Kingdom of
Iberia in the 1st
century BC.
Kartam was a
descendant of Kuji of
Colchis from his
marriage on...
- Look up
Colchis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Khalkotauroi (Gr****: Χαλκόταυροι, romanized: khalkótauroi, from
Ancient Gr****: Ταύροι Χαλκαίοι, romanized: tauroi...
- The
Colchis Lowland (Georgian: კოლხეთის დაბლობი, K’olkhetis dablobi) is a
geographical area in Georgia,
which consists of a
coastal lowland plain of the...
- timber, linen, and hemp. It was also a
prime center of
slave trade in
Colchis. The city and its
surroundings were
remarkable for the
multitude of languages...
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ruler in
Colchis is also
known to Strabo, but he does not
specify the dynast's name. As Aristarchus's
extant drachms confirm he was "over
Colchis", but he...
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Staphylea colchica, the
Caucasian bladdernut,
Colchis bladdernut, or Georgian: ჯონჯოლი,
jonjoli or djondjoli, is an
ornamental shrub in the Staphyleaceae...
- empires. Iberia,
centered on present-day
Eastern Georgia, was
bordered by
Colchis in the west,
Caucasian Albania in the east and
Armenia in the south. Its...
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studies Cyril Toumanoff:
Colchis appears as the
first Caucasian State to have
achieved the
coalescence of the newcomer,
Colchis can be
justly regarded as...
