Hypanis
place · 2 works · 3 mentions · 5 anchored passages
the Hypanis river · the river Hypanis
in the texts
The Histories
A river that joins the Borysthenes near the sea; a salt spring in the region between them renders its water undrinkable.
When the Borysthenes comes near the sea, the Hypanis mingles with it, running into the same marsh;
there is a region between the Borysthenes and Hypanis rivers, whose name is Exampaeus;
The settlement of the Borystheneïtae is beyond the temple, on the Hypanis.
Tusculan Disputations
River flowing into the Pontus (Black Sea) on the European side.
By the river Hypanis, which flows into the Pontus on the European side, Aristotle says certain little creatures are born which live a single day.