CADUSII

CADUSII
CADUSII
populi circa Caspium marc. Stepb.
De his quaeri possit non immerito, an Israelitarum sint reliquiae? Quae Fulleri est sententia, qui Cadusios dici vult, quasi Gap desc: Hebrew Kedosim Sanctos, ratione vocationis. Sed fallaci etymo non est nitendum. Cadusios et Tapyros non esle advenas, pater ex vetustissimo scriptore Ctesia, qui utrosque Nino subicit, Ἐκυρίευσε (inquit) τῆς τε Καδδουσίων χώρας, καὶ Ταπύρων. Narrat idem, Cadusiorum bellum ingens cum Artaeo, vel Arsaeo Rege medorum, quem cum octingentis hominum milibus irruentem vicit Parsodes. Inde inter Medos et Cadusios odia, et bella perpetua usque ad Cytum. Quô imperaute, cum Persarum iugum volentes subiislent, et denuo rebellâssent sub Artaxerxe Longimano, is expeditionem in illos suscipiens, trecentorum millium peditum et decem mille equitum exercitu instructus; re tamen infectâ rediislet, nisi duos Cadusiorum Regcs dolô circumvenislet Tiribasus. Vide Plut. in Artax. Nic. Lloydius.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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