Iarbas
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Iarbas — ist in der römischen Mythologie ein Sohn der Garamantis und des Jupiter. Zu der Zeit, als Königin Dido über die Stadt Karthago herrschte, war er der König der Gaetuler und ein Nebenbuhler des Aeneas, da Iarbas eine Hochzeit mit Dido anstrebte.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Iarbas — IARBAS, æ, ein König in Getulien, den man für Jupiter Ammons Sohn hält, welchen er mit einer garamantischen Nymphe, oder die Garamantis geheißen, erzeuget hat. Er erbauete seinem Vater viele prächtige Tempel und Altäre, auf welchen man Tag und… … Gründliches mythologisches Lexikon
Iarbas — In Roman mythology, Iarbas was the son of Jupiter Hammon (Hammon was a North African god associated by the Romans with Jupiter, and known for his oracle) and a nymph. He became the king of Gaetulia. According to Vergil, he fell in love with the… … Wikipedia
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