Euxine Sea

They had crossed the Euxine Sea to Armenia, whence they travelled by land to the court of a great Tartarian chief named Barba.

Ovid composed a poem in the harsh dialect spoken by the Getæ who dwelt on the borders of the Euxine Sea.

The Greeks and Romans used combs made of boxwood, which they obtained as we do, from the shores of the Euxine Sea, and the mountain-ridge of Cytorus, in Galatia.

Which is to be Suzerain in fee, O'er all Europe's tracts, that sunder The Baltic from the Euxine Sea.

This river is a considerable stream, which rises in the interior of the country, and flows northward into the Euxine Sea.