1 The Ife of RHODES, under Tlepok mus, containing, Lindus, on the right hand Jalyssus, between Camiru to those who fail from the ci- and Rhodes. Ibid. ty Rhodes, Southward. Strab.l.14. Carnirus. The Ilands, Syma, (under Nireus,) Nifyrus, Carpathus, Cafus, Cos, Calydna, under Antiphus and Phidippus. The Continent of THESSALY toward the Ægean fea, under Achilles. Argos Pelafgicum, (the fame which was fince called Phthiotis.) Strabo 1. 9. fays that fome thought this the name of a town, others that Homer meant by it this part of Theffaly in general, (which laft feems moft probable.) Steph. Bykant. obferves, there was a city Ar gos in Theffaly, as well as in Peloponnefus, the former was call'd Pelafgic in contradiftintion to the Achaian: for tho' the Pelafgi poffeft feveral parts of Epirus, Crete, Peloponnefus, c. yet they retain'd their principal feat in Theffaly. Steph. Byz in v. Panel. Ales, Both on the fhore of Theffaly towards Locris Strab. 1. 9. A los lies in the paffage of mount Othrys. Ib. Trechine, under the mountain OEta. Euftath. in 13. 2. Phthia, Some fuppos'd thefe two to be names of the fame place, as Strabo fays; tho' 'tis plain Homer diftinguishes them. Whether they were cities or regions, Strabe is not deter min'd. lib. 9. The Hellenes. This denomi nation, afterwards common to all the Greeks, is here to be understood only of those who inhabited Phthiotis. It was not 'till long after Homer's time that the people of other cities of Greece defiring affiftance from thefe, began to have the fame name from their communication with them, as Thucydide's remarks in the beginning of his first book. The 2 The following under Protefilaus. Phylace, on the coaft of Phthiotis, toward the Melian bay. Strab. l. 9. Pyrrhafus, beyond the mountain Othrys, had the grove of Ceres within two ftadia of it. Ibid. Itona, 60 ftad. from Alos, it lay higher in the land than Pyrrhafus, above mount Othrys. Ibid. Antron, on the fea fide. Hom. In the paffage to Eubea, Zbid. Preleon, the fituation of this town in Strabe feems to be between Antron and Pyrrhafus : But Pleny defcribes it with great exactness to lie on the thore towards Baotia, on the confines of Phthietis, upon the river Sperchins; according to which particulars, it must have been feated as I have placed it. Livy alfo feats it on the Sperchins. All thofe towns which were under Protefilaus (fays Strabo," lib. 9.) being the five laft mention'd, lay on the eaftern fide of the mountain Otheys, Thefe under Eumelus. Phera, in the fartheft part of Magnesia, confining on mount Pelion, Strab. L. 9. Near the lake of Babe. Ptol. And plentifully water'd with the fountains of Hyperia. Strab. Glaphyra, Iolcos, a fea-town on the Pegasean bay. Livy 1. 4. and Strab. Under Philoctetes. Methone, a city of Macedonia, 40 stadia from Pydna in Pieria.z Strab. In Phthiots near Thaumacia, Pharfalus, accordMelibas, ing to the fame author. Ibid. Olyzon. It feems that this place lay near Bæbe, lolcos, and Ormenium, from Strab. 1. 9. where he fays, Demetrius caufed the inhabitants of these towns to remove to Demetrias on the fame coaft. The Upper THESSALY. The The following under Podalirius and Machaon. Trice, or Tricce, not far from the mountain Pindus, on the left hand of the Peneus, as it runs from Pindus. Strab. L. 9.. Ihome, near Tricca. Ibid. OEchalia, the fituation not certain, fomewhere near the forementioned towns. Strab. Ibid. Under Eurypylus. Ormenium, under Pelion, on Afterium, hard by Phera and the Pegafran bay, near Babe, Titanus. Ibid. Ibid. Cyphus, feated in the moun- neus. Ibid. 'Tis alfo call'd tainous countrey, towards 0lympus. Ibid. Dodona, among the mountains towards Olympus. Ibid. Titarefius, a river rifing in the mountain Titarus near 0lympus, and running into Pe Eurotas: The river Penens rifes from mount Pindus, and flows thro' Tempe into the fea. Strab. 1.7. and 9. Pelion, near Offa, in Magne fia, Herod, 1.7. The Pelafgi, under Hippothous and Pyleus, whofe capital was Lariffa, near the place where Cuma was afterwards built. Strab. l. 13. The Thracians, by the fide of the Hellefpont oppofite to Troy, under Acamas and Pyrous, and thofe of Ciconia, un der Euphemus. nia and the river Axius, under Pyrachmes. The Paphlagonians, under Pylamenes. The Halizonians, under Odius and Epistrophus. The Myfians, under Cromis and Ennomus. The Phrygians of Afcania, under Phorcys and Afcanius. The Maonians, under Meftles The Paonians from Macedo- and Antiphus, who inhabited under under the mountain Tmolus. The Carians, under Nauftes and Amphimachus, from Miletus, the farthermoft city of Caria toward the South. He rodet. l. I. Mycale, a mountain and promontory opposite to Sames. Ibid. Phthiron, the fame mountain as Latmos, according to Hecataus. The Lycians, under Sarpedon and Glaucus, from the banks of the river Xanthus, which runs into the fea betwixt Rhodes and Cyprus. Homer mentions it to distinguish this Lycia from that which lies on the Propontis, THE |