Myos hormos (a. Geogr.), vom Ptolemäos Philadelphos angelegte Hafenstadt in Oberägypten, am Arabischen Meerbusen, mit dem 6–7 Tagereisen entfernten Koptos durch eine Straße verbunden; jetzt Ruinen zu Abuscheer bei Koseir.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Myos Hormos — was located in the Red Sea coast of Roman Egypt Myos Hormos was a Red Sea port constructed by the Ptolemies around the 3rd century BC. Following excavations carried out recently by David Peacock and Lucy Blue of the University of Southampton, it… … Wikipedia
Myos Hormos — era un puerto del Mar Rojo construido por los Ptolomeos alrededor del siglo III a. C. El Periplo por la Mar Eritrea menciona a Myos Hormos como uno de los puertos de la red comercial romana con India en el siglo I. La ubicación precisa… … Wikipedia Español
Myos-Hormos — Article de la série Lieux égyptiens Lieux Nomes / Villes Monuments / Temples Région Basse Égypte / Moyenne Égypte Haute Égypte / Nubie … Wikipédia en Français
Myos Hormos — Ville d Égypte antique Noms en grec Μυὸς Ὃρμος Actuellement Quseir al Qadim Localisation … Wikipédia en Français
Myos Hormos — („Muschel Hafen“) war ein ptolemäischer Hafen am Roten Meer. Er wird unter anderem von Strabo (Geographica 16.4.5) und im Periplus Maris Erythraei (40–70 n. Chr.) erwähnt. Danach war er der erste Hafen am Roten Meer, von Norden aus gesehen, und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
MYOS-HORMOS — urbs Aegyptiorum cum portu ad sinum Arabicum, inter Arsinoen, et Berenicen. Cosir eo loco ponit Ramusius. Vide Stuckium ad Arrianum p. 21 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Myos Hormos — Modern Quseir al Khadim. A seaport on the Red Sea built during the Ptolemaic Period but that was more prominent during the Roman Period until the 3rd century AD. It was the major port for trade with Arabia and India and was connected to Coptos … Ancient Egypt
Comercio de la Antigua Roma con India — Rutas de comercio de Roma con la India según el Periplo por la Mar Eritrea (siglo I) … Wikipedia Español
Roman trade with India — for several centuries. The use of monsoon winds, which enabled a voyage safer rather than a long and dangerous coastal voyage, was pioneered by the seafaring Axumite kingdom and subsequently learned of by the Romans, who in any event had cordial… … Wikipedia
Al-Qusair — DMS … Deutsch Wikipedia
