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Robed figures on a terrace overlook Tartessos, a busy harbor of galleys and white temples set on olive-covered hills.Mediterranea, painted for this archive

Ogylus

Place, Island

An island half a day's sail southeast of Peloponnesus whose First Age ruins are occupied by short, dark, bloodthirsty people akin to the Scythians but without horses.

From the book

Ogylus lies roughly half a day's sail southeast of Peloponnesus in Palasgea. It is known for its First Age ruins, now held by a short, dark people closely akin to the bloodthirsty Scythians. They have no horses, but their thirst for blood is every bit as strong as that of their barbarian cousins.

At a glance

Pronunciation
O-gee-lus
Location
About half a day's sail southeast of Peloponnesus

Described within Isles of Mediterranea; not a separate Index listing.