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The so-called confusion between India and Ethiopia: the eastern and southern edges of the inhabited world from the Greco-Roman perspective

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The so-called confusion between India and Ethiopia: the eastern and southern edges of the inhabited world from the Greco-Roman perspective Structure of the chapter I - Describing the “confusion”. a) The themes. b) A short history of the “confusion” between India and Ethiopia. c) Appendix: not only India and Ethiopia, but also Arabia, Libya, Mauretania etc. II - Defining the “confusion”. a) Does the confusion reflect a lack of knowledge? b) The confusion as a form of knowledge. c) Were the Greco-Romans aware of the so-called confusion? III - Understanding the “confusion”. a) Peoples. b) Space. c) Nature.

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Pierre Schneider. The so-called confusion between India and Ethiopia: the eastern and southern edges of the inhabited world from the Greco-Roman perspective. S. Bianchetti, M. R. Cataudella, H. J. Gehrke. Brill's Companion to Ancient Geography The Inhabited World in Greek and Roman Tradition, pp.184-205, 2015, Brill's Companions to Classical Studies, ⟨10.1163/9789004284715_012⟩. ⟨hal-03648391⟩

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