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I. Pergamēnus <ī> (Pergamum) m

Pergamenus: Einw. v. Pergamum (in Mysien)

II. Pergamēnus <a, um> (Pergamum)

Adj zu Pergamum

Pergamum <ī> nt, Pergamus <ī> f

1. meist Pl

Pergama -ōrum; nt: Burg v. Troja, übh. Troja

2.

Pergamum: Stadt in Mysien, Hauptstadt des hellenistischen Pergamenischen Reiches, j. Bergama, ber. durch eine große Bibliothek von 200 000 Buchrollen u. das dort erzeugte Pergament (charta pergamena) sowie durch den Zeusaltar aus der Zeit Eumenes’ II. (197–159 v. Chr.), der im Pergamon-Museum in Berlin aufgestellt ist)