# Naturalis Historia 5.103-104

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, 5.103 to 5.104. Latin.

Canonical: https://interlinea.aeterna-institute.org/library/latin/pliny-the-elder/naturalis-historia/5.103

103] In proxima ora Caria est, mox Ionia, ultra eam Aeolis. Caria mediae Doridi circumfunditur, ad mare utroque latere ambiens. in ea promunturium Pedalium, amnis Glaucus, deferens Telmedium, oppida Daedala, Crya fugitivorum, flumen Axon, oppidum Calynda. amnis Indus, in Cibyratarum iugis ortus, recipit LX perennes fluvios, torrentes vero amplius centum. 104] oppidum Caunos liberum, dein Pyrnos. portus Cressa, a quo Rhodus insula passuum XX. locus Loryma, oppida Tisanusa, Paridon, Larymna, sinus Thymnias, promunturium Aphrodisias, oppidum Hydas, sinus Schoenus, regio Bubassus. oppidum fuit Acanthus, alio nomine Dulopolis. est in promunturio Cnidos libera, Triopia, dein Pegusa et Stadia appellata. ab ea Doris incipit.

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