Geographica

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Geographica is an extensive ancient geographical treatise, traditionally attributed to Strabo, that systematically describes the known world of the Greco-Roman era.

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Label Occurrences
Geographica canonical 3
Geographica by Strabo 1
Strabo’s Geographica 1

Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient geographical treatise
literary work
author Strabo NERFINISHED
contains descriptions of cities
descriptions of regions
ethnographic information
historical information
political geography
topographical descriptions
culturalContext Greco-Roman world NERFINISHED
describes known world of the Greco-Roman era
focusesOn Africa NERFINISHED
Asia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
genre chorography
geography
historicalSignificance important source for ancient ethnography
key text for understanding Roman imperial world-view
major source for ancient geography
influenced Renaissance geography
early modern cartography
later ancient geography
language Ancient Greek
originallyDividedInto multiple books
periodDescribed Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
early Roman Empire
subject human geography
physical geography
regional description
survivesAs nearly complete text
timeOfComposition 1st century BCE
1st century CE
traditionalAttribution Strabo NERFINISHED
usesSources Eratosthenes NERFINISHED
Hipparchus NERFINISHED
Polybius NERFINISHED
earlier Greek geographers

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Augustan age hasMainWork Geographica
Strabo notableWork Geographica
Strabo authorOf Geographica
Queen Amanirenas source Geographica
this entity surface form: Strabo’s Geographica
Egyptian Labyrinth mentionedIn Geographica
this entity surface form: Geographica by Strabo