Naharvăli, germanisches Volk, zum Stamme der Lygier gehörig, im Nordosten Germaniens, an der Vistula; in ihrem Gebiet war (beim j. Rawa) ein uralter Hain (Naharvalorum silva), in welchem ein Oberpriester weibliche Tracht trug u. die Alces (s.d.) verehrt wurden.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
NAHARVALI — Tacito in Germ c. 43. Germaniae populi: quem reliqui sequuntur. Maharvani forte legendum: qui postea appellati Maravani, in Annalibus Ludovici. Marahabitae, in Annalibus Fuldensibus. Apud nonnullos etiam recentiores Marahenses et Margenses.… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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Alcis — NOTOC Alcis or Alces can refer to any of the following:Classical history* Alcis, an epithet of the Greek goddess Athena, from a Greek word meaning strong or mighty , under which she was worshiped in Macedonia [Livius ( [14 BC] ), Schmitz (1867)] … Wikipedia
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