# Naturalis Historia 4.64

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

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64] abest ab Hellesponto parte Capherei CCXXV, urbibus quondam Pyrrha, Porthmo, Neso, Cerintho, Oreo, Dio, Aedepso, Oechalia, nunc Chalcie, cuius ex adverso in continente Aulis est, Geraesto, Eretria, Carysto, Oritano, Artemisio, fonte Arethusa, flumine Lelanto aquisque calidis quae Ellopiae vocantur nobilis, notior tamen marmore Carystio. antea vocitata est Chalcodontis aut Macris, ut Dionysius et Ephorus tradunt, ut Aristides, Macra, ut Callidemus, Chalcis aere ibi primum reperto, ut Menaechmus, Abantias, ut poetae vulgo, Asopis.

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