
Casius - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Casius
- a mountain on the coast of Egypt, east of Pelusium
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Porph:Fr_49a
tween Pelusium and Mount Casius, the generals of Ptolemaeu
Casius 2
- a mountain on the coast of Syria, south of Antioch
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+ Casian
AnthPal_6.332
HADRIAN & { F 1 } & To Casian Zeus & did Trajan, the
Julian:Mis_361
from the temple of Zeus Casius, thinking that at Daphne,
Malal_199
eleucus went up to Mount Casius in order to sacrifice to
Malal_207
opposite [the temple] of Zeus Casius. Then Judas cleansed
SEG_49.1943
(c. 197) ng dedicated this to Zeuz Kasios. Attalus' home pag
Casius 3
of Elis - an owner of female slaves, 4th cetury B.C.
Athen_13.593
womenn were the slaves of Casius the Elean, with many other
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