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Estrabón

Also known as Strabo of Amaseia

geógrafo e historiador de la Antigua Grecia del primer siglo

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Strabo was a male human geographer, historian, philosopher, and writer of the Hellenistic period. Born in 64 BCE, 66 BCE, or 63 BCE, he died in 23, 24, or 21 AD. He was an ethnic Pontic Greek who spoke and wrote in Ancient Greek. His native name was Στράβων. He was a student of Boethus of Sidon, Tyrannion of Amisus, and Aristodemus of Nysa.

His notable work is the Geography. He is associated with the significant place Amasya. His works have been described by the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition, Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary, and The Nuttall Encyclopædia. He is maintained by WikiProject Mathematics.

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Person · Open Library

Born: ca. 63 B.C.
Died: 24 A.D.
Works: 58

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Key facts

Person.name: Strabo
Person.native_name: Στράβων
Person.image: Strabo.jpg
Person.image_size: 220px
Person.caption: 16th-century engraving of Strabo
Person.birth_date: 64 or 63 BC
Person.death_date:  AD 24(aged c. 87)
Person.death_place: Roman Empire
Person.occupation: Geographer

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Occupation: writer
Languages spoken: Ancient Greek
Notable work: Geography
Student of: Aristodemus of Nysa
Field of work: geography
Image: Strabo.jpg

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Commons category: Strabo
date of birth: 0063-00-00
date of death: 0021-00-00
described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
time period: Hellenistic period
Commons Creator page: Strabo
ethnic group: Pontic Greeks
writing language: Ancient Greek
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics
name in native language: Στράβων
P8168: Kathryn Beaumont
P13311: Pousseaux
significant place: Amasya

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Works in European collections

34 objects attributed to Estrabón, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

[Strabonis Geographicorum Liber X] [Printed Text]

[Strabonos Geographikon Bibloi] = Strabonis Rerum Geographicarum Libri XVII [Texto impreso]

Strabone Della geografia [Texto impreso]:]Tomo I [-Tomo III]

Strabonis rerum geographicarum Libri XVII [Texto impreso]

Libro tercero de la Geografía de Estrabon, que comprehende un tratado sobre España antigua [Texto impreso]

Strabonis illustrissimi scriptoris Geographia decem et septem libros cotinens e greco in latinu[m] a Gregorio Typhernale et Guarino Verone[n]se conversa Cum Indice ... [Texto impreso]

Strabonos Geographikon bibloi epta kai deka [Texto impreso]= Strabonis Rerum Geographicarum libri septem decim

Strabonis Rerum geographicarum libri XVII graecé et latine

The first part of Strabone's Geography, of Greek translated into Italian vernacular by M. Alfonso Buonacciuoli... with two copious tauole names, the other of all names, and notables, which in this book contain

La seconda parte della Geografia di Strabone di greco tradotta in volgare italiano da M. Alfonso Buonacciuoli ... Con due copiosissime tauole l'vna de' nomi antichi & moderni, l'altra di tutti i nomi, & cose notabili, che in questo libro si contengono

Dominici Marii Nigri Veneti Geographiae commentariorum libri 11, nunc primùm in lucem magno studio editi, ... Vna cum Laurentii Coruini Nouoforensis Geographia. Et Strabonis Epitome per D. Hieronymum Gemusaeum translata, quam adiecimus ut quo cum Marium hunc nostrum lector conferat, habeat. Adiecto rerum & uerborum memorabilium indice locupletissimo

Strabonos Geographikon Bibloi 17. Strabonis Rerum geographicarum Str17. Isaacus Casaubonus census, summoque studio & diligentia, ope etiam veterum codicum, Isaauit, ac commentariis illustrauit. Accessit & tabula orbis totius Acctionem complexens. Ethiam East Adiecta Guilielmi Xylandri Augustani Latina versio, cum necessariis indicibus

Valentinvs Cvrio lectori. En tibi lector stvdiose Strabonis geographicorum com [m] e [n] tarios, /

Klaudiu Ptolemaiu Alexandreōs Peri tēs... Geōgraphias... biblia oktō... =

Geographia (latine)a Guarino Veronensi et Gregorio Tiphernate versa

Strabo de situ orbis

Strabonis rerum geographi libri XVII

Geographia

Strabonis Geographicorum lib. XVII Olim, ut putatur

Strabonos Geographikon bibloi

La prima parte della Geografia di Strabone

Strabon Peri geographias

Strabonis rerum geographicarum libri XVII ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate editi

Strabonis Geographica

Strabonos Geographika

Libro tercero de la Geografía de Estrabón, que comprehende un tratado sobre España antigua

Strabonos Geographikon bibloi

Strabonis Geographica

Strabonis rerum geographicarum libri XVII ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate editi

Strabonis Geographica

Libro tercero de la Geografía de Estrabón, que comprehende un tratado sobre España antigua

Article · Español

Estrabón (en griego antiguo, Στράβων; Amasia, Ponto, c. 64 o 63 a. C.-c. 23 o 24 d. C.) fue un geógrafo e historiador griego conocido principalmente por su obra Geografía, en 17 libros.

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