Ἐσχατιά
frontier
Translated by William Hutton30 Jan 2008Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] the [areas] next to the boundaries of territories, adjacent to either a mountain or a sea, they used to call 'frontiers'.1
Also (?)cheapness is called a 'frontier'.2
And elsewhere: "Diocletian, holding a discussion about the issues, thought it was necessary also to fortify each frontier with sufficient forces and to establish outposts."3
Also (?)cheapness is called a 'frontier'.2
And elsewhere: "Diocletian, holding a discussion about the issues, thought it was necessary also to fortify each frontier with sufficient forces and to establish outposts."3