pontic

Oh that that poet, the tearful exile in the Pontic territory had never endured worse things!

A fine view is seen from the summit over the plain and the Pontic ranges to the north.

First his patrimony was mangled; secondly the Pontic spoils; then thirdly the Iberian, which the golden Tagus-stream knoweth.

A great trade was carried on in those times in dried fish from the Pontic or Black Sea.

As the ermine was called the Pontic mouse, the beaver was named the Pontic dog.