# Naturalis Historia 4.30

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 4. Latin.

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30] in Thessalia quattuor atque triginta, quorum nobilissimi Cercetii, Olympus Pierius, Ossa, cuius ex adverso Pindus et Othrys, Lapitharum sedes, hi ad occasum vergentes, ad ortus Pelious, omnes theatrali modo inflexi, caveatis ante eos LXXV urbibus. flumina Thessaliae Apidamus, Phoenix, Enipeus, Onochonus, Pamisus, fons Messeis, lacus Boebeis et ante cunctos claritate Penius, ortos iuxta Gomphos interque Ossam et Olympum nemorosa convalle defluens D stadiis, dimidio eius spatii navigabilis.

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