# Naturalis Historia 4.49

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

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49] et Hellespontus VII, ut diximus, stadiis Europam ab Asia dividens, IIII inter se contrarias urbes habet, in Europa Callipolim et Seston, in Asia Lampsacon et Abydon. dein promunturium Cherronesi Mastusia adversum Sigeo, cuius in fronte obliqua Cynossema — ita appellatur Hecubae tumulus —, statio Achaeorum et turris, delubrum Protesilai et in extrema Cherronesi fronte, quae vocatur Aeotium, oppidum Elaeus. dein petenti Melana sinum portus Coelos et Panhormus et supra dicta Cardia.

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