Sardus

Sardus, In Greek mythology, was the son of Maceris, who was known as Hercules among the Libyans and Egyptians. He led a colony of Libyans to the island of Ichnusa, who settled there without driving away the original inhabitants. The Libyans subsequently sent a statue of Sardus as a votive offering to Delphos, and gave his name to the island, which thereafter was known as Sardinia.

⇒Bible concordance for SARDIUS.

⇒Definition of sardius

⇒See also the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.