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strabo, ōnis, m. (στράβων), I) der Schielende (vgl. paetus), Cic. u.a. – bildl., der Schelsüchtige, Lucil. 704. Varro sat. Men. 176. – II) Strabo als röm. Familienname, s. Plin. 11, 150.
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Strabo — [ Strabo ( squinty ) was a term employed by the Romans for anyone whose eyes were distorted or deformed. The father of Pompey was called Pompeius Strabo. A native of Sicily so clear sighted that he could see things at great distance as if they… … Wikipedia
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Strabo [1] — Strabo (Strabus, lat.), ein Schielender; davon Strabiren, Strabismus (Strabosität), so v.w. Schielen, vgl. Staar … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
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Strabo — Strabo, griech. Geograph, geb. um 63 v. Chr. zu Amasia im Pontus, gest. in höherm Alter zu Rom, verfaßte nach großen Reisen ein geogr. Werk (»Geographika«) in 17 Büchern, hg. von Meineke (2. Aufl. 1866), übersetzt von Forbiger (1856 62 u.ö.) … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
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Strabo — [strā′bō] 63? B.C. A.D. 21?; Gr. geographer … English World dictionary
Strabo — /stray boh/, n. 63? B.C. A.D. 21?, Greek geographer and historian. * * * born с 64 BC, Amaseia, Pontus, Asia Minor died after AD 21 Greek geographer and historian. Born to a well connected family, he studied under Aristodemus before moving to… … Universalium
Strabo — Geographer c.64 BC. Strabo was born at Pontus, but spent some years at Alexandria in Egypt; in the seventeenth and last book of his Geographia (which was written in Greek), he gives a short account of the geography of Egypt and other details… … Ancient Egypt
Strabo — (ca. 64 b.c. 25 a.d.) An important ancient Greek traveler, geographer, and historian whose book on geography covered most parts of the known world of his day, including the plains of Mesopotamia and the surrounding territories. Strabo, who was … Ancient Mesopotamia dictioary
