List of ancient place names and geographical names / Ac

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Acacesium Smith ;  
Acadera Smith ;  
Acalandrus Smith ;  
Acamas Ἄκαμας  (Akamas) Peninsula and cape on the northwest end of Cyprus Smith ;  
Acanthus Ἄκανθος  (Akanthos) City on the Chalkidike peninsula near Ierissos in Greece PECS ; Smith (1) ;  
Acanthus Ἄκανθος  (Akanthos) City in the Nomos Memphites Dahshur village in Egypt Smith (2) ;  
Acarnania Smith ;  
Acbunar Roman military camp at Troesmis in Moesia inferior Tulcea in Romania PECS ;   
Acci Ἄκκι  (Akki) City of the Bastetans in Tarraconensis, Hispania Guadix el viejo, northeast of Granada in Spain Itin. Ant .; Plin. Nat. 3.3.4; PECS ; Smith ;  
Accua Smith ;  
Ace , Ptolemais Ἄκη  (Akē) Port city in the Bay of Haifa Acre Smith ;  
Acelum City in northern Italy, west of the Via Claudia Augusta Asolo in Veneto PECS ;   
Acerrae Ἀχέρραι  (Acherrai) Campanian city ​​of the Sidicins or Samnites on the Clanius Acerra Strab. 5.4.8; 11; Plin. Nat. 3.63; Liv. 23.17.7, 19.4, 27.3; Smith ;  
Acerrae Ἀχέρραι  (Acherrai) City of the Insubrians in the Gallia cisalpina Pizzighettone in Lombardy Pole. 2.34.4; Plut. Marc. 6; Strab. 5.4.8; Steph. Byz. sv; Tab. Peut. 4.2; Smith ;  
Acerrae Vafriae City of the Umbrian Sarranates Plin. Nat. 3.14.19; Smith ;  
Aces Ἄκης  (Akēs) River in Khorezmia, Central Asia possibly the Hari Rud Hdt. 3,117; Smith ;  
Acesines Smith ;  
Acesines Smith ;  
Acesta Smith ;  
Achaei Smith ;  
Achaia Ἀχαία  (Achaia) Landscape on the north coast of the Peloponnese Smith ;  
Achaia Ἀχαία  (Achaia) Roman province, comprised the entire Peloponnese and most of Greece Smith ;  
Achaia Ἀχαία  (Achaia) Thessalian settlement area of ​​the Achaeans Smith ;  
Acharaca City in Caria , near Nysa on the meander Salavatlı in the Aydın Province of Turkey PECS ;   
Acharnae Ἀχαρνάι  (Acharnai) City in Attica Acharnes in Greece PECS ; Smith ;  
Acharrae Smith ;  
Agates Ἀχάτης  (agatēs) small river in Sicily, after which the agate was named Carabi or the Canitello Silius Italicus 14,228; Plin. Nat. 3.8.14, 37.10.54; Theophrastus. de Lapid. 31; Vib. Seq .; Solin. 5.25; Smith ;  
Achelous Ἀχελῷος  (Achelōos) longest and richest river in Greece Acheloos (river) Smith ;  
Acherdus Smith ;  
Acherini Smith ;  
Acheron Ἀχέρων  (Acherōn) River in Epirus , a river of the underworld in mythology Smith ;  
Acheron Ἀχέρων  (Acherōn) River in Elis , tributary of the Alfios Acheron Strab. 344; Smith ;  
Acheron Ἀχέρων  (Acherōn) small river in Bruttium near Pandosia , today's Castrolibero Strab. 256; Just. 12.2; Plin. 3.5.10; Smith ;  
Acherontia , Acheruntia, Aceruntia Αχεροντία  (Acherontia), Ἀχεροντίς  (Acherontis) small town on Monte Vulture between Lucania and Apulia Acerenza Smith ;  
Acherusia Palus Smith ;  
Acherusia Palus Smith ;  
Achetum Smith ;  
Achilla Smith ;  
Achilleos Dromos Smith ;  
Achilleum Smith ;  
Achillis insula Smith ;  
Acholla , Achilla, Achulla Ἀχόλλα  (Acholla) City in Byzacena at Cape Ras Bou Tria , 45 km north of Sfax on the Tunisian coast PECS ; Smith ;  
Achradus Smith ;  
Achris Smith ;  
Acila Smith ;  
Acimincum Smith ;  
Acincum Smith ;  
Acinipo Smith ;  
Aciris Smith ;  
Acis Ἄκις  (Akis) River at Acireale in Sicily Fiume di Jaci Smith ;  
Acium Smith ;  
Acmonia Smith ;  
Acontia Smith ;  
Acontisma Smith ;  
Acoris Smith ;  
Acra Leuce Smith ;  
Acrae Smith ;  
Acrae Ἄκραι  (Akrai) City in Sicily, west of Syracuse Palazzolo Acreide in Sicily Smith ;  
Acraea Smith ;  
Acraephia Ἀκραιφία  (Akraiphia) City in Boeotia Akraifnio in Greece PECS ; Smith ;  
Acragas Smith ;  
Acriae Smith ;  
Acridophagi Smith ;  
Acrilla Smith ;  
Acritas Ακρίτας  (Akritas) Southern tip of the Messenian Peninsula in the Peloponnese Cape Akritas Smith ;  
Acritas Ακρίτας  (Akritas) Cape and settlement on the Mesothynia peninsula in Bithynia , on the Propontis coast Tuzla near Istanbul  
Acroceraunia Smith ;  
Acrocorinthus Smith ;  
Acronius Lacus Smith ;  
Acroreia Smith ;  
Acrothoum Smith ;  
Acruvium City in Dalmatia Kotor on the coast of Montenegro PECS ;   
Acte Ἀκτή  (actē) Land promontory, peninsula, coastal mountains, especially the Athos peninsula Smith ;  
Actium Ἄκτιον  (action) Peninsula at the entrance to the Ambracian Gulf in Epirus , scene of the naval battle at Actium PECS ; Smith ;  

Individual evidence

  1. ^ William Bayne Fisher, Ilya Gershevitch: The Cambridge history of Iran. Cambridge 1985, p. 131