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Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Hippopŏdes
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HIPPOPODES — pop. in Oceano Scythico, qui teste Solino humanam usque ad vestigium formam tenent, sed in equinos pedes desinunt. Dionys. Perieg. v. 310. Νευροί θ Ι῾ππόποδές τε, Γελωνοἰ τ᾿ ἠδ᾿ Α᾿γάθυρςοι. Avien. legit hunc versum, teste Morellio, hunc in modum … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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POPULI plurimi a nobis descripti sunt — in quibus aliquot ita ab aliorum consuetudine recedunt, ut non inter homines, sed inter feras censen di videantur. In iis non nullos uti prodigiosos hic subicere libuit. POPULI PRODIGIOSI MONSTRUOSIVE, EX PLINIO, l. 6. Et 7. ET ALIIS SCRIPTORIBUS … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
