hippophagi
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 179
(hi-pof’a-ji), n. pl. [ML., pl. of hip- pophagus: see hippophagous.] Haters of horseflesh; specifically, a name given by Ptolemy to certain nomads, Seythians in central Asia and Sarmatians northeast of the Caspian sea, who fed on horse-flesh. hippophagist (hi-pof’a-jist), 1. [
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