Mazices
Mazĭces, um, m., = Μάζικες,
- a people of Numidia, the same with Mazaces, q. v., Amm.29, 25, 21 sqq.
Mazices, s. Mazaces.
Mazices, um, m. (Μάζικες), habitants de Mazaca : Amm. 29, 25, 21.
MAZICES
MAZICES(Μάζικες, Ptol. 4.2.19; Mazax, Lucan (Luc. 4.681; Claudian, Stil. 1.356), a people of Mauretania Caesariensis, who joined in the revolt of Firmus, but submitted to Theodosius, A.D. 373. (Ammian. 29.5.17; Le Beau, Bas Empire, vol. 3. p. 471; comp. Gibbon, c. xxv.)
[E.B.J]Mazĭces
(Μάζικες). A people of Northern Africa, in Mauretania Caesariensis.