10 TURKISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIRACI»
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sıracı in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sıracı and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Turkish literature.
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography - 1. cilt - Sayfa 151
506), he speaks more particularly of the Aorsi and Siraci ; bat the meaning is obscured by errors in the text. The sense seems to be, as given in Groskurd's taajatioo, that there were tribes of the Aorsi and the Siraci on the E. side of the Palus ...
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Géographie de Strabon - Sayfa 236
Mais ceux des peuples placés entre le Palus-Mœotis et la mer Caspienne , qui se trouvent après les Isadici , ne sont que des nomades ; je veux dire les Nabiani, les Panxani < i > , comme également les tri bus des Siraci •. tif , note 2. Ces Aersi ...
Mustafa ÖZÇELİK. Vücudı mümkinât ins ü cin melek Cevheri mâderi ahsenin âlâ Ey nûrı sirâcı kandiliekvân Nurunla münevver vücudı imkân Mücrim Seyrani'nin derdine derman Sensiz olmaz olur seninle illâ ...
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Géographie: 4,1 - Sayfa 236
Des Aorsi et des siraci. * Vers l'année 47 avant l'èrc Chr. i CfÏ Romm. op. cit' Excurs. V , pag. 67. Ces derniers peuvent se livrer à l'agriculture , parce que leurs terres ne sont point absolument exposées au nord. Mais ceux des peuples placés ...
Strabo, François Jean Gabriel ¬de La Porte Du Theil, Adamantios Koraēs, 1814
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Keşfü'z-zunûn an esâmi'l-kütübi ve'l-fünün: kitapların ve ...
Scrî, 838 ibn cs-Sirâc (Ebû Bckr)(2) Muhammed b. es-Scri (el- Bagdâdî)(2), 1139 ibn es-Sirâc (Muhammed ibn Said b. Abdi'l-Mclik es-Setrini. 255 ibn es-Sirâc ed-Dimeski, 148, 1397 ibn es-Sirâc cl-Bülkini, 1202 ibn cs-Sirâc cl-Kalânisi, 71 1 bn ...
Kâtip Çelebi, Rüştü Balcı, 2007
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C. Plinii Secundi Naturalis historiae libri XXXVII - 2. cilt - Sayfa 812
Totum eum tractum Tauri6 Scy- thae, et Siraci tenent.'1 Inde sylvestrisr regio Hylasum mare, quo alluitur, cognominavit : Enaecadloae s vocantur íncolas. Ultra Panticapes ' amnis, qui Nomadas et Georgos dister- minat: mox Acesinus." Quidam ...
Pliny (the Elder.), Gabriel Brotier, Abraham John Valpy, 1826
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Caii Plinii Secundi Historia naturalis ex recensione I. ...
Totum eum Iraclum Tauri Scythae, et Siraci tenent. Inde silvestris regio з Hylaeum mare , quo alluitur , cognominavit : Enae- cadloae vocantur incolae. Vitra Panticapes amnis, Millibus. Dalec. millia. Ed. P. Ad formam gladii. Eleganter, ut solet ...
Pliny (the Elder), Jean Hardouin, 1831
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C. Plinii Secundi Naturalis Historiae libri XXXVII - Sayfa 812
versum porrecta, exercitatione ejusdem cognominata Dro- mos Achilleos, cujus longitudinem octoginta millinm p passuum tradit Agrippa. Totum eum tractum Tauri6 Scy- thae, et Siraci tenent.q Inde sylvestris1 regio Hylaeum mare, quo alluitur, ...
Secundus C. PLINIUS, 1826
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The Annals: The Reigns of Tiberius, Claudius, and Nero
When this became known to Aquila and Cotys, and it was expected that Mithridates would attack Bosporus at any moment, they felt no confidence in the strength of their own forces (for King Zorsines of the Siraci had now resumed hostilities ...
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A Manual of Ancient Geography ... New edition: with ... - Sayfa 313
The tribes which, according to Ptolemy, occupied the country from the narrow neck between the Don and the Volga to the Caucasus were: the Siraces, Siraceni, or Siraci, from the city of Tanais southward to the Caucasus, a powerful nation, ...
Peter Edmund LAURENT, 1840
