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Histria/Istria (Adriatic) 81 Istria - Ιστρία

Ἰστρία - Histria/Istria, Region and people of the NE Adriatic coast, modern Istria, Croatia

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Latitude: 45.000000
Longitude: 13.900000
Confidence: Medium (20170511)

Greek name: Ἰστρία
Place ID: 450139RHis
Time period: RL
Region: Adriatic
Country: Croatia
Department: Istria
Mod: Istria

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Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istria
Wikidata ID: Q639912
Trismegistos Geo: 30902

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Lycophron, Alexandra	§69 daughter's diver son, who of old in a stitched vessel, like an Istrian fish-creel with four legs, sheathed his body in a leathern sack and,	-1000
Diodorus Siculus, Library 1-7	§4.56.5 a matter of fact, when the Romans subdued the nation of the Istrians it was discovered that the latter river has its sources only forty	-1000
Hyginus, Fabulae	§23 When he had caught up with her in the Adriatic Sea in Histria at King Alcinous' court, and would fight for her, Alcinous intervened to	-1000
Hyginus, Fabulae	§23 from Absyrtus' name they called Absoros. Now this island is located in Histria, opposite Pola, joined[?] to the island.	-1000
Ioannis Tzetzes, Histories or Chiliades	§8.279 I write a letter to a friend which I have not sent; Istrian stock fish, as it seems, my good friend, As Pythagoras, you proved	-1000
Jordanes, Getica	§59 the mouths of the Danube, on the south Macedonia, on the west Histria and on the north the Danube.	-500
Justin, History of the World	§9.2 that time was Atheas, who, being distressed by a war with the Istrians, sought aid from Philip through the people of Apollonia, on the	-400
Justin, History of the World	§9.2 throne of Scythia. But in the mean time, the king of the Istrians died, and relieved the Scythians both from the fear of war and	-400
Pseudo Scylax, Periplous	§20 After the Henetoi, the nation of the Istroi, and the Istros river. This river also flows out into the	-350
Pseudo Scylax, Periplous	§20 Pontos, or by further embellishment, into Egypt. The coastal voyage along the Istrian country is one day and night.	-350
Pseudo Scylax, Periplous	§21 After the Istrians the nation of the Liburnoi. In this nation there are the following	-350
Diodorus Siculus, Library 8-40	§19.73.2 In like manner they freed the city of the Istrians and other neighbouring cities, and formed an alliance with them binding them	-313
Diodorus Siculus, Library 8-40	§19.73.4 Next, after recovering the Istrians in a similar way, he set out against the Callantians. At this	-313
Livy, History of Rome	§10.2.3 his right the countries occupied by the Illyrians, the Liburnians, and the Histrians, savage tribes chiefly notorious for their acts of piracy. [5] He	-300
Eutropius, Abridgment of Roman History	§3.7 of Marcus Minucius Rufus and Publius Cornelius, war was made upon the Istrians, because they had plundered some ships of the Romans, which were	-221
Appian, Illyrian Affairs	§2.8 had their hands full, set forth on a piratical expedition, brought the Istrians, another Illyrian tribe, into the enterprise, and detached the Atintani from	-220
Livy, History of Rome	§21.16 or so unprepared for war. The operations against the Sardinians, Corsicans, and Histrians, as well as those against the Illyrians, had been more of	-218
Florus, Epitome of Roman History	§1.26 The Istrian War The Istrians were dealt with after the Aetolians, for they had recently assisted them	-200
Florus, Epitome of Roman History	§1.26 The Istrian War The Istrians were dealt with after the Aetolians, for they had	-200
Justin, History of the World	§32.3 by the charms of plunder, repaired to Illyricum, and, after spoiling the Istrians, settled in Pannonia. The Istrians, it is reported, derive their origin	-200
Justin, History of the World	§32.3 repaired to Illyricum, and, after spoiling the Istrians, settled in Pannonia. The Istrians, it is reported, derive their origin from those Colchians who were	-200
Justin, History of the World	§32.3 from weariness of so long a voyage, near Aquileia, and were called Istrians from the name of the river up which they sailed out of	-200
Livy, History of Rome	§39.55 of his province, M. Claudius began to lay his plans for a Histrian war. He wrote to the senate for permission to lead his legions	-183
Livy, History of Rome	§39.55 He wrote to the senate for permission to lead his legions into Histria and the senate sanctioned his doing so. They were at the time	-183
Livy, History of Rome	§39.56 Fabius do anything worth mentioning in Liguria. M. Marcellus was recalled from Histria and his army disbanded. He returned to Rome to conduct the elections.	-183

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