# Naturalis Historia 5.129

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 5. Latin.

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129] Pamphylium mare ignobiles insulas habet, Cilicium ex quinque maximis Cyprum, ad ortum occasumque Ciliciae ac Syriae obiectam, quondam novem regnorum sedem, huius circuitum Timosthenes CCCCXXVII:D p. prodidit, Isidorus CCCLXXV. longitudinem inter duo promunturia, Clidas et Acamanta, quod est ab occasu, Artemidorus CLXII:D, Timosthenes CC; vocatam ante Acamantida Philonides, Cerastim Xenagoras et Aspeliam et Amathusiam et Macariam, Astynomus Crypton et Colinian.

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