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    nrlex rrf proper nanlei

    168
    1. Assyrirn King, perh.

    = l:iblicrrl NinrII,l8,5; II,

    rod cf. Gen.10,11;


    25,4; II,25,5.

    2.Capital of Assyria = Nineveh:


    23,L0.

    II,

    Ninyas: II,24,2-3.
    Nisibis: IY,25,6.

    III,7; IY,9,6; IY,

    Orestes: IY,29,3,
    Palladius: T,9,4.
    Palmyra: [Y,24,4.
    Panopolis: IV,23,5,
    Papak: II,27; II,27,2-5.
    Parma: I,L4,4; I,15,9; I,t7,2;I,

    I, t8,2.

    19, 3; Y,7,2.
    II, 15, 10; V,8,5.

    Procopius:

    Preface 22,

    17,7;

    Propontis: Y,L4,5.

    Pyrrho: II,29,7.
    Pythicus:

    29,9.

    Pelasgians: II, L7 ; II, L7, 5.


    Peroz (Firuz) : Pref.ace23;
    Preface

    IY,27,34;
    24, I,2,2;

    I,7,5; 1I,10,3; I1,18; II, L9; Il,


    21,7; I1,22,); II,23; II,24,5; U,

    25,8i II,26; II,26,24; II,27,5;

    III, 7 ; III,

    7, 5 ;

    TII,

    II,

    8, 2;

    III,9,L4; III,12; III,1.2,8; III,


    17, 2; III, L7, -9 ; III, 27, ; III, 22,
    2; III, 24, 24; lil, 25, 5-7 ; III, 27, 3 ;
    TII,28. III,28,5; III,28,8-9; IV,
    6,2; IY,L2,2; IY,1.3,5-7; IY,15;
    7

    Sobirs: lII,17,5-6; III, 18; III, 18,2-7;


    III, 18, 8-11; IV, L3,7 -9.
    Saghanshah: IY,24, 6; IY,24, 8.
    $nmnium: Il, 1,4.
    Sondes: II,24,8.
    Sandilch: Y,L2,6; Y,24,2; Y,25.

    IY,L5,24; IY,2L,4; IY,23; IY,30,


    2; IY,30,5; IV,30,8; V, 10,5.
    Petra: Prcface29; III,2,6.
    Phanitheus: I,11.,3.
    Phatsantes; IY,73,3.
    Phattazes: III, 11, 2; III,14,2.

    Spoln: V, 11, li,


    pnrtnnr; V, 19,
    Stephanun: 1,,17,1-6; I, 18,2.
    Stephcn

    (St.): III, r,7.

    Stotzas; Pteface25.
    Suanians: IV,9.
    Suarunas: IY,20,4.

    Sura:

    Pref.ace 27.

    Sycae: V,1r.
    Syracuse:

    Syria:

    II,

    10,5.

    Preface, 24, 27

    Teas: Pracell;

    \Y,24,

    \l;1,5;

    1,

    I,8,4-6;

    Scythia: V, 11,6.

    Y,ll,2.

    Segestani: TY,24,8.

    Theodahad: Preface3O; I,5,8.

    Seleucia: IV,29,L0.
    Semitamis: II, 18,5;

    Theodebald:

    II,24,2; II,25,

    1. Theodebald

    1.

    Setgius

    the son of Bacdrus:

    21,8.

    the

    Sergius

    34.

    14,8-10.

    V,

    Interpreter: IV,10,

    Theoderic:

    2. Theoderic

    Shapur:
    IY,23,3; IY,23,7; TY,
    . 1. Shapur
    23, 8; IY, 24, 2; [Y, 24, 4; l, 24, 5.
    IY,25,2; IV, 25, 5; IV,
    2. Shapur

    I:
    II:
    26..
    3. Shapur III:

    Theoderic

    the Osrogoth:

    Preface

    30; I,5,6-7; I,6,4.

    l^8,5.

    Sextus: II,29,7.

    the son of Chlodwig: I,

    3,2-4.
    Theodorias: V,L,4.
    Theodorus: I1,20,7-8;

    TI,2l,4; III,

    20,9; III, 22,4; III,26,3; IY,l3,2;


    IV, 14; IV, 18; V, 1,3;

    Y,2; Y,2,

    3-5.

    IY,26.

    Sibyl: I,10,2.

    Siderun: IV, 16, 4; LV,16,7.


    Siderus: II,L7,7.

    Pteface )0; I,7,8; II,1, 4; II,4;


    II, 10,5.
    Sidon: I1,15,4.
    Simacus: II,24,8.
    Simplicius: II,30,).
    Sindual: I,20,8; II,7,6; II,8,6; II,9,

    Sicily:

    7-8;11,9,L3.

    Slav: IY,20,4.
    Smerdis: TI,26,4.
    Soterichus: III,15,2;

    IlI,15,6; III,

    15,8; III, 16,34; III, 16, 6*8; IV,


    12,24; IY,15,6-:1; IV, 19,6; IV,

    20,9.

    the Varne: I,21,2.


    Theodebert: I,3,6; I,4; I,4,54; I,6,6.
    2. Theodebald

    1,

    II,

    the son of Theodebert:

    I,4,7; T,5; T,5,2; I,6; I,6,6; IT,

    4-5.
    Sergius:

    l,

    Telephis: II,19; TI,L9,2; I1,20,5-8;


    TI,2L,7; II,22,2.
    Thamanon: IV,29,7.
    Thebes (in Egypt): V,13,8.

    Satdanapalus: II,25, 5.

    Sasan: II,27,2; 1I,27, 4-5.

    2.
    1,4.

    169

    20; IT,12,2.

    Sestos: Y,12,2.

    Paul the father of Maurice: IV,

    6;

    Preface,

    J; IV,7,); IY,1l; IV, 17,3; IV,

    Scythians:

    propr nmer

    ol' Sotct'lelrurt lII,

    llurtlcun lII,2,4; Ill,2,9; ltl, !t Ill,


    ),7i LI'1,4; Il[,4,6; ,[tl, 6,6i III,
    12,6; III, 14,2--1; IV, 1,6; lV,2i IV,

    Sesostris:

    Paul the Silentiary: Y, g,7 .

    5,

    32; II, 19; TY, 15;

    IY,26,4; IY,28,3; IV,29,5; IV,

    30,5.

    Paul:

    Phasis:

    Pontus: III,

    Priscian: II,30,3.

    Parysatis: II,24,4.

    III,

    27,7; Y,4,4.

    Prima Iustiniana: Y,27,2.

    TI, 25, 9-L0,

    IY,29,2.
    Persia - Persian(s):

    9; III,22,3.

    Pisa: I, 11,6.
    Pisaurum: II,2,5.
    Plato: Preface 9; II,28,2; II,30,3; IY,

    Poseidon:

    ltrurttrhrx, rotr
    lJ,7 ,

    21,).

    Picenum: II,2,4.

    III,

    .1,

    6,
    1.5,7.

    Phocaeans: I,2,2.
    Phoenicia: II, 1,5,2; II,30, 3.

    11.

    28;

    lII,

    Philip: II,25,8.

    Ognaris: IlI,27.
    Ollaria: II,20,5.
    Olympius: Y,6,5.
    Onoguri: 1II,5,6.
    Onoguris: II,22,3; III,3, 8; III,4;

    2.

    A town situated at the mouth of the


    river Phasis: III, 19,8; III,22;

    Philomathius: III,20,

    Odoacer (Odovacar): 1,5,7.

    1..

    2.

    IIT,22,8,

    Odenathus: IY,24,4,

    Parthians:

    l. A rlvcr ln Luzierr: II, I8,4; II, l9l


    II,2l, 1.0; 11,22,2; III,21,3; IV,
    29,2; Y,1,4.

    Philagrius:

    Nonnus: IY,23,5.

    5,6-8; III,6,3;

    Ide* d

    Theodosius: Prelace 23; IY, 26, 3.


    Thermopylae: Y, L9; Y,23, 6.
    Thersites: TI,29,6.
    Thescos: Y,L2,2.
    Thessaly: Prelace26.
    Thrace: I,4; I,4,4; V, 11,6; Y,14,5;
    Y, 23,6; Y, 24, 5; Y, 25, 2.
    Thracian Chersonese: Y,LL,7; Y,L2; Y,
    12,2; Y,12,5; Y,2L; Y,21,4-5; Y,

    23,5.

    Thyanes: III,16.
    Tiberius Constantine: IV,
    Tigris: TII,L7,7.

    Totila:

    Preface

    29, 8,

    3l; I,7; I,4; I,8,4; II,

    12,2.

    Tralles: II, 17; II, L7,8-9; Y,6,1,

    Trebizond (Trapezus):

    III, 19,)i V, 1,2,

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