# Naturalis Historia 4.71

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

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71] secuntur Lea, Ascania, Anaphe, Hippuris. Astypalaea, liberae civitatis, circuitus LXXXVIII, abest a Cadisto Cretae CXXV, ab ea Platea LX, unde Caminia XXXVIII, Azibintha, Lamse, Atragia, Pharmacusa, Thetaedia, Chalcia, Calymna, in qua oppidum, Coos, Eulimna, a qua Carpathum, Cretae promunturium,XXX. in Euripo autem Euboico primo fere introitu Petaliae IIII insulae et in exitu Atalante. Cyclades et Sporades ab oriente litoribus Icariis Asiae, ab occidente Myrtois Atticae, a septentrione Aegaeo mari, a meridie Cretico et Carpathio inclusae per DCC in longitudinem et per CC latitudinem iacent.

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