Mithridates (Levan Gothua, seven volumes, vol. 6, Tbilisi, 2013)

“The Lion’s map included near neighbors too, the whole Bithynia from Propontis with its capital – Nicomedia, a free Greek city – Heraclea, Amastria, lost again now –and generally Paphlagonia, then  again, the capital of Pontus – Sinope, the whole valley of the river Halys, the ancient capital – Amaseia and a good port Amisus, inside the country – inner Cappadocia up to the town of Mazaka. Beyond Trabzon the Sea Lion’s hide was ending and Colchians had attached to it two sheep-Fleece maps. In one of them Athens, Apsaris, Batu, Poti – Phasis, Dioscurias and Bichvinta were indicated on the coast-line and in the second – Caucasus and Rion-Phasis” (pg. 159)

• Poti ( )
• Batu ( )
• Bithynia ( )
• Propontis ( )
• Nicomedia ( )
• Greek ( )
• Heraclea ( )
• Colchians ( )
• Paphlagonia ( )
• Pontus ( )
• Sinope ( )
• Halys ( )
• Amisus ( )
• Amaseia ( )
• Cappadocia ( )
• Mazaka ( )
• Golden Fleece ( )
• Athens ( )
• Apsaris ( )
• Dioscurias ( )
• Bichvinta ( )
• Phasis ( )