e/Maes Titianus

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has gloss	eng: Maës Titianus was an ancient traveller of Hellenistic culture who is recorded as having travelled farthest along the Silk Road from the Mediterranean world. In the early second century CE or at the end of the first century BCE, during a lull in the intermittent Roman struggles with Parthia, his party reached the famous Stone Tower, Tashkurgan, in the Pamirs. Nothing is known of him, apart from a brief credit in Ptolemy's Geography, 1.11.7, whose knowledge of Maës was gained through an intermediary source, Marinus of Tyre:
lexicalization	eng: Maes Titianus
lexicalization	eng: Maës Titianus
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Italian
has gloss	ita: Bibliografia *Max Cary, "Maes, Qui et Titianus", The Classical Quarterly, New Series, 6.3/4 (luglio-ottobre 1956), pp. 130-134
lexicalization	ita: Maes Titianus
Castilian
has gloss	spa: Maës Titianus fue un antiguo viajero helenístico, a quien se le atribuye haber viajado a lo largo de la ruta de la seda por el mundo mediterráneo. A inicios del siglo II o a fines del siglo I a. C., durante una pausa en las luchas intermitentes entre Roma y Partia, su grupo llegó a la famosa Torre de Piedra o Tashkurgán, en la Cordillera del Pamir. No se conoce nada de él, fuera de una breve acreditación en la Geographia de Claudio Ptolomeo, cuyo conocimiento sobre Maës fue obtenido por medio de una fuente intermedia, Marino de Tiro:
lexicalization	spa: Maes Titianus
lexicalization	spa: Maës Titianus

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