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Ichthyophagoi (Ancient Gr****: Ἰχθυοφάγοι, "fish-eaters") and
Latin Ichthyophagi is the name
given by
ancient geographers to
several ethnically unrelated...
- region),
include the
eponymous Barbaroi (Barbarians, Berbers), but also
Ichthyophagoi (fish eaters),
Agriophagoi (wild
beast eaters) and
Moschophagoi (shoot...
- anc****d by an
island named 'Carnine'. It was said to be
inhabited by the
Ichthyophagoi ('fish eaters' in Gr****) and where, "even
mutton had a
fishy taste"...
- and
recorded that the area was dry and mountainous,
inhabited by the
Ichthyophagoi or Fish-Eaters.[1] They are also
identified on the 4th
century Peutinger...
-
recorded that the area was dry, mountainous, and
inhabited by the "
Ichthyophagoi" (or "fish-eaters"), an
ancient Gr****
rendering of the
ancient Persian...
-
Gedroseni Aparytae Arabitae /
Arbies Iranian Ichthyophagi /
Iranian Ichthyophagoi (Iranian Fish-Eaters)
Oritae Paricanians /
Paricanii /
Oreitae / Orae...
-
Teutonic Order. He
refers to
Iceland as
inhabited by "fish-eaters" (
ichthyophagoi) and
identifies it with the
Thule of
Claudius Ptolemy.
Jerker Blomqvist...
