Citation with stable link: Philip A. Harland, 'Guide to Poseidonios of Apameia,' Ethnic Relations and Migration in the Ancient World, last modified February 28, 2024, https://philipharland.com/Blog/?p=18230.

This post is aimed at providing a guide for reading through ethnographic passages on this website from Poseidonios’ lost works (first century BCE):

• Celts, Ethiopians and peoples in the middle in the context of the climates – Kidd, fragment 49B (link)
• Parthians’ royal banquets – Kidd, fragment 57 (link)
• Celts – Kidd, fragments 67-69 (link)
• Kimbrians – Kidd, fragment 72 (link)
• Iberians – Kidd, fragment 224 (link)
• Moesians / Mysians – Kidd, fragment 277a (link)
• Judeans and supposed donkey-worship – Kidd, fragment 278 (link)
• Judeans, Moses, and subsequent decline (perhaps Poseidonios) (link)
• Syrians and Aramaians – Kidd, fragment 280 (link)
• Barbarian wisdom and inventors via Seneca – Kidd, fragment 284 (link)
• Phoenician wise man Mochos of Sidon – Kidd, fragment 285 (link)