# Naturalis Historia 4.93

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

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93] ante Borysthenen Achillea est supra dicta, eadem Leuce et Macaron appellata. hanc temporum horum demonstratio a Borysthene CXL ponit, a Tyra CXX, a Peuce insula L; cingitur circiter X p. reliquae in Carcinite sinu Cephalonesos, Spodusa, Macra. non est omittenda multorum opinio, priusquam digrediamur a Ponto, qui maria omnia interiora illo capite nasci, non Gaditano freto, existimavere, haut inprobabili argumento, quoniam aestus semper e Ponto profluens numquam reciprocet.

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