# Naturalis Historia 4.65

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

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65] Extra eam in Myrtoo multae, sed maxime inlustres Glauconnesos et Aegilia et a promunturio Geraesto circa Delum in orbem sitae, unde et nomen traxere, Cyclades. prima earum Andrus cum oppido abest a Geraesto X, a Ceo XXXVIII. ipsam Myrsiulus Cauron, deinde Antandron cognominatum tradit, Callimachus Lasiam, alii Nonagriam, Hydrusam, Epagrim; patet circuitu LXXXXIII. ab eadem Andro passus mille et a Delo XV Tenos cum oppido in XV porrecta, quam propter aquarum abundantiam Aristoteles Hydrusam appellatam ait, aliqui Ophiusam.

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