For the first time there were client kings at Tanais : Sauromates ( AD 175-211 ) and his son Rescuporides ( c.
12.
Philip T . Tan, the City Myor of Tangub at that time, conceived the idea of converting TANAIS into a state college.
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In other, even more speculative interpretations, Pytheas returned north and the Tanais is not the Don but is a northern river, such as the Elbe river.
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Following the Diaspora, and aided by the Khazars, Judaism emerged in the region, and Jewish communities developed in some of the cities of the region ( especially Tanais ).
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Another important period for the city of Chania was the invasion and occupation by British torpedo sank the ship " Tanais ", which was carrying most of the Jewish prisoners.
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The bill passed both houses but with a last minute amendment to transfer the main campus from TANAIS in Tangub City to Oroquieta Agro-Industrial School ( OAIS ) at Oroquieta City.
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They are written in Greek, and were founded in the Greek colony of Tanais in the late 2nd and early 3rd century AD, at the time when the colony was surrounded by Sarmatians.
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The Costoboci are, according to Mommsen, classified as a Sarmatian tribe by Pliny the Elder, who locates them near the river " Tanais " ( southern river Don ) in ca.
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Comparisons have also been made to a statement by Isidore of Seville to the effect that the river Tanais ( now the Don ) had been named for one " Tanus ", an ancestral king of Scythia.
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The " T " is the Mediterranean, the Nile, and the Don ( formerly called the Tanais ) dividing the three continents, Asia, Europe and Africa, and the " O " is the encircling ocean.
