Strabo

Wherefore there is reason to believe that the numerous nations, who, besides the Israelites, practiced circumcision, and who are mentioned by Herodotus, Strabo, Philo, Justin, Origen, Clemens, Alexandrinus, Epiphanius, and Jerom, were descended from Ishmael, Esau, or the posterity of Keturah.

Nice in Italy, according to Strabo, was adjudged to the people of Marseilles;

So it may happen, that many states may be connected together by the closest federal union, which Strabo, in more places than one calls a system, and yet each retain the condition of a perfect, individual state, which has been observed by Aristotle and others in different parts of their writings.

Iam suo tempore Strabo Alexandrinorum mercatorum classem ex Arabico sinu, ut Aethiopiae ultima, ita et Indiae, petiisse testatur, cum olim paucis navibus id auderetur.

Strabo says that in his own time a fleet of Alexandrian merchantmen set sail from the Arabian gulf for the distant lands of Ethiopia and India, although few ships had ever before attempted that voyage.

Then it became clear to them that they are not devoid of established fact, from what they found of mention of them in the books of the historians of the Greeks or of their ancient geographers, such as Strabo and Ptolemy and others.

so they held that it prevailed before Islam, and especially after they had read what the traveller Strabo said about marriage among the Arabs in his age, that is, about the first century before the Nativity.

but the matter is not so, for this tale points only to the brothers' sharing in marriage with one woman, and not the people of the clan all together, so that it indicates the existence of the family and its independence — which is contrary to the conditions of mother-right.

Let me add that in Cæsar’s account of the Druids there is not a word which does not appear to me perfectly credible.

Mithridates too, from a dream, I learn from Strabo, took possession of Pontus;