Abarimon
Sign in to savethumb|A Nuli|Nulos, similar to an abarimon. [[Woodcut from Hartmann Schedel: Nuremberg Chronical, 1493, p. XIIr.]] Abarimon or antipode in mythology are people whose feet are reversed, however, in spite of this disability, were able to run at extreme speeds.
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thumb|A Nuli|Nulos, similar to an abarimon. [[Woodcut from Hartmann Schedel: Nuremberg Chronical, 1493, p. XIIr.]] Abarimon or antipode in mythology are people whose feet are reversed, however, in spite of this disability, were able to run at extreme speeds.
This majestic tribe was first described in Europe by Pliny the Elder, in his book, Natural History (VII 11), who believed them to be native to India. A tale that is alike is depicted by Aulus Gellius in Attic Nights.