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Sinus (Turcice Haliç) aut plenius Sinus Ceratinus,[1] Turcice Haliç, est aestuarium quod, aquas amnium Cydari et Barbusae coniungens, septentrionalem urbis Constantinopolis partem lavat et in Bosporum confluit. Nomen interdum "Chrysoceras", Graece Χρυσόκερας, huic aestuario applicatur;[2] auctores autem Latini promunturium terrestre, minime sinum marinum, ita nuncupant.[3]
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