# Naturalis Historia 4.46-47

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, 4.46 to 4.47. Latin.

Canonical: https://interlinea.aeterna-institute.org/library/latin/pliny-the-elder/naturalis-historia/4.46

46]— Sed a Bosporo sinus Lasthenes, portus Senum et alter qui Mulierum cognominatur. promunturium Chryseon Ceras, in quo oppidum Byzantium liberae condicionis, antea Lygos dictum; abest a Dyrrhachio DCCXI p.: tantum patet longitudo terrarum inter Hadriaticum mare et Propontidem. 47] amnes Bathynias, Pidars sive Athyras. oppida Selymbria, Peinthus, latitudine CC pedum continenti adnexa. intus Bizye, arx regum Thraciae, a Terei nefasto invisa hirundinibus, regio Caenica, colonia Flaviopolis, ubi antea Caela oppidum vocabatur, et a Bizye L p. Aprox colonia, quae a Philippis abest CLXXXVIIII. at in ora amnis Erginus; oppidum fuit Ganos. deseritur et Lysimachea iam in Cherroneso.

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