- John the
Scythian (Latin:
Iohannes Scytha, Gr****: Ἰωάννης ὁ Σκύθης;
floruit 482–498) was a
general and a
politician of the
Eastern Roman Empire who fought...
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Anglorum Laurenti, 1768
Coluber Melanis Pallas, 1771
Coluber Scytha Pallas, 1773 C[oluber].
Scytha — Bonnaterre, 1790
Vipera melanis —
Sonnini & Latreille...
- Zechelius, Zeglius,
Georgius quidam Ceculus, Zekel,
Georgius Zékel, Sekel,
Scytha, Zeck, Seggius, Zeckel, Zechel, Zeel, or even Zäfkl' Jörg. He was named...
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Agrotis obesa obesa (south-western Europe, Morocco, Algeria)
Agrotis obesa scytha (Greece to south-western Russia, Turkestan, Caucasus, Armenia, Turkey, Syria...
- (Lucian)
mocks the
prophetic claims of the poet Hesiod. Σκύθης ἢ Πρόξενος
Scytha The
Scythian or the
Consul The
story of the
Scythian Toxaris and his visit...
- II post
consulatum Viatoris Anastasius Augustus II 498
Paulinus Johannes Scytha 499 post
consulatum Paulini Johannes qui et
Gibbus 500 II post consulatum...
- At the time, it was
known as the Year of the
Consulship of
Paulinus and
Scytha (or, less frequently, year 1251 Ab urbe condita). The
denomination 498 for...
- Preceded by
Flavius Paulinus,
Iohannes Scytha Consul of the
Roman Empire 499 with Post
consulatum Paulinii (West) Succeeded by
Flavius Patricius, Flavius...
- ("The Lazy Parasite"), or
Lipargus Phagon ("The Glutton")
Plociona Saturio Scytha Liturgus ("The
Scythian Public Servant")
Sitellitergus ("The
Toilet Cleaner")...
- Sarmatian, Sarmata, or
Sauromata Sarmatians, Sarmatae, or
Sauromatae Scythia Scytha,
Scythian Scythae,
Scythians Serrae,
Serrhae Serrean Serreans Serica Sere...
