Nile

Nile
(River) Νείλος, ὁ.
The land of the Nile Χθὼν Νειλῶτις (-ῐδος), ἡ (Aesch. P.V. 813.).

Nile

Nilus -i (m.); of or relating to the Nile Niliacus -a -um and Niloticus -a -um; pecul. masculine Nilotes -ae; pecil. feminine Nilotis -idis

Nile Nilus Nile

• Epaphus born beside the: Apollod. 2.1.3
• father of Memphis: Apollod. 2.1.3
• and of Anchinoe: Apollod. 2.1.3
• called Egypt by Homer: Paus. 9.40.6
• thought to be fed by water of Mount Atlas: Paus. 1.33.6, or by Euphrates: Paus. 2.5.3
• flows through lake in upper Ethiopia: Paus. 1.33.4, Paus. 5.7.4
• at Thebes: Paus. 1.42.3
• falls into sea at Pharos: Paus. 5.7.4
• Canopic mouth of: Paus. 5.21.9
• crocodiles and hippopotamuses of: Paus. 4.34.3
• perseatree loves water of: Paus. 5.14.3
• images of Nile made of black stone: Paus. 8.24.12
• lower Egypt perhaps the deposit of the Nile: Hdt. 2.10
• height of inundation: Hdt. 2.11
• Delta and Nile mouths: Hdt. 2.17
• theories of the Nile flood: Hdt. 2.19-27
• its rising caused by tears of Isis: Paus. 10.32.18
• known course of the river: Hdt. 2.28-30
• its upper waters, and coraparison of Nile and Danube: Hdt. 2.31-34
• Nile flood and fish: Hdt. 2.93
• flood below Memphis: Hdt. 2.97
• Min's embankment: Hdt. 2.99
• Nile connected with the lake of Moeris: Hdt. 2.149
• Necos' canal from Nile to Red Sea: Hdt. 2.158, Hdt. 3.42
• Nile mouths all closed to trade except one, formerly: Hdt. 2.179
• Nile one of the boundaries of the world: Hdt. 4.45
• Nile and Danube compared in respect of volume of water: Hdt. 4.50
• source of the Nile unknown: Hdt. 4.53
• A priesthood of the Nile: Hdt. 2.90