Pyrenees - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pyrenees - a mountain range between Spain and Gaul
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218/28 Hannibal crosses the Pyrenees.
208/6 sdrubal retreats towards the Pyrenees after being defeated by Scipio
71/7 Pompeius leaves Spain, and sets up a trophy on the Pyrenees.
Within translations:
Crinag_9.283 9.283] & { G-P 26 } & O Pyrenees and you deep-valleyed
Crinag_9.419 everywhere. The waters of the Pyrenees & testify it. The
Exsuper_56 ris. He set up a trophy on the Pyrenees and then returned
Just_44.1 by the Ocean Strait and the Pyrenees. It is smaller tha
Nepos_23.3 crossed the range of the Pyrenees. Wherever he marched, he warred
Oros_1.2.70 73 The Saltus forms the boundary of Hither
Oros_4.14 men - he crossed the Pyrenees in the consulship of P.
Oros_4.18 reduced all Spain from the Pyrenees to the Ocean to the
Oros_6.21 the extended range of the Pyrenees terminates in the north not
Oros_7.40 rush as far as the Pyrenees. Checked for the time being
Plin:HN_6.218 Gallia Aquitania Vienna, the Pyrenees and Celtiberia. A 35-ft.
Plin:HN_7.96 after erecting trophies in the Pyrenees he added to the record
Plin:HN_37.15 upon the summit of the Pyrenees a better likeness of yourself?
Sall:Hist_2.82 ecovered Gaul, the Pyrenees, Lacetania, and the Indigetes;

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