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et maria quidem gentesque in tertio europae sinu ad hunc modum se habent; insulae autem ex adverso thesprotiae a buthroto [xii] p., eadem ab acrocerauniis [l], cum urbe eiusdem nominis corcyra liberae civitatis et oppido cassiope temploque cassi iovis, [xcvii] in longitudinem patens, homero dicta scheria et phaeacia,
callimacho etiam drepane. circa eam aliquot, sed ad italiam vergens othronos, ad leucadiam paxos, subotae duae, [v] discretae a corcyra. nec procul ab iis ante corcyram ericusa, marathe, elaphusa, malthace, trachie, pythionia, ptychia, tarachie et a phalacro, corcyrae promunturio, scopulus in quem mutatam vlixis navem a simili specie fabula est. ante leucadiam autem et aetoliam permultae, quarum teleboides eaedemque taphiae ab incolis ante leucadiam appellantur taphias, carnos, oxia, prinoessa, ante aetoliam echinades aegialia, cotonis, thyatira, geoaris, dionysia, cyrnus, chalcis, pinara, nystrus. ante eas in alto cephallania, zacynthus, utraque libera, ithaca, dulichium, same, crocyle. a paxo cephallania,
quondam melaena dicta, [x] p. abest, circuitu patet [xciii]. same diruta a romanis adhuc tamen oppida tria habet. inter hanc et achaiam cum oppido magnifica et fertilitate praecipua zacynthus, aliquando appellata hyrie, a cephallaniae meridiana parte [xxv] abest. mons elatus ibi nobilis; ipsa circuitu colligit [xxxvi]. ab ea ithaca [xv] distat, in qua mons neritus; tota vero circuitu patet [xxv]. ab ea araxum, peloponnesi promunturium, [xv]. ante hanc in alto asteris, prote, ante zacynthum [xxxv] in eurum ventum strophades duae, ab aliis plotae dictae, ante cephallaniam letoia, ante pylum iii sphagiae, totidem ante messenen oenussae. in asinaeo sinu tres thyrides, in laconico theganusa, cothon, cythera cum oppido, antea porphyris appellata. haec sita est a maleae promunturio [v] passuum, ancipiti propter angustias ibi navium ambitu. in argolico pityusa, arine, ephyre. contra hermionium agrum tricarenus, aperopia, colonis, aristera, contra
troezenium calauria, [l] distans plateis, belbina, lasia, baucidias, contra epidaurum cecryphalos, pityonesos [vi] a continente. ab hac aegina liberae condicionis [xv], cuius [xviiii] praenavigatio est; eadem autem a piraeo atheniensium portu [xx] abest, ante oenone vocitata. spiraeo promunturio obiacent eleusa, adendros, craugiae duae, caeciae duae, selacosa; et a cenchreis aspis [vii] et in megarico sinu methurides [iiii], aegila autem [xv] a cythera, eademque a cretae phalasarna oppido [xxv].
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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