- Gaziūra
Gaziūra (a. Geogr.), Stadt u. Bergfestung in Pontus am Iris, die alte Residenz der pontischen Könige, schon zu Strabons Zeit zerstört.
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Gaziūra
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GOZIURA — urbs. Vide Gaziura … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
