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Nasamones

The Nasamones (Ancient Greek: Νασαμῶνες) mentioned by Herodotus (c. 484–425 BCE) were a Libyan tribe inhabiting the coastal region of the Gulf of Sirte and traveling inland to the oasis of Augila where men lived around a spring of water and migrated at fixed seasons each year. During the summer, they left their flocks by the sea and journeyed to Augila…

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Nasamones

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Triples38
Avg. degree1.95
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Nasamones → According, Amphithemis, Awilah, Awjilah, Cyrenaica, During, Elder, Euesperides, Garamantes, Greek, Greeks, Gulf, Gylippus, Hellenes, Herodotus, However, Lacroix, Later, Libya, Libyan

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libyan also augila according later cyrenaica greek herodotus name lacroix war attack defeated roman romans bce tribe coastal gulf sirte

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Nasamonesrelated to historyThey0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyNasamon0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyAmphithemis0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyTritonis0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyHowever0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyLacroix0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyPtolemy0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historySamah0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyZillah0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyAwjilah0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyLibya0.60section
Nasamonesrelated to historyNa-Samah-nes0.60section

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