# Naturalis Historia 4.59-61

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, 4.59 to 4.61. Latin.

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59] oppida eius insignia Phalasarna, Elaea, Cisamon, Pergamum, Cydonea, Minoium Apteron, Pautomatrium, Amphimala, Rhithymna, Panhormum, Cytaeum, Apollonia, Matium, Heraclea, Miletos, Ampelos, Hierapytna, Lebena, Hierapolis, et in mediterraneo Gortyna, Phaestum, Gnosus, Polyrrhenum, Myrina, Lycastos, Rhmanus, Lyctus, Dium, Asium, Pyloros, Rhytion, Elatos, Pherae, Olopyxos, Lasos, Eleuthernae, Therapnae, Marathusa, Tylisos; et aliorum circiter LX oppidorum memoria extat. montes Cadistus, Idaeus, Dictynnaeus, Corycus. 60] ipsa abest promunturio suo, quod vocatur Criu Metopon, ut prodit Agrippa, a Cyrenarum promunturio Phycunte CXXV, item Cadisto .... a Malea Peloponnesi LXXX, a Carpatho insula promunturio Samonio LX in favonium ventum. haec inter eam et Rhodum interiacet; 61] reliquae circa eam ante Peloponnesum duae Corycoe, totidem Mylae, et latere septentrionali dextra Cretam habenti contra Cydoneam Leuce et duae Budroe, contra Matium Dia, contra Itanum promunturium Onysia, Leuce, contra Hierapytham Chrysea, Gaudos. eodem tractu Ophiussa, Butoa, Ramnus circumvectisque Criu Metopon tres Acusagorus appellatae. ante Samonium promunturium Phocoe, Platiae, Syrnides, Naulochos, Harmedon, Zephyre.

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