# Naturalis Historia 5.67

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

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67] longitudo eius inter Ciliciam et Arabiam CCCCLXX p. est, latitudo a Seleucia Pieria ad oppidum in Euphrate Zeugma CLXXV. qui subtilius dividunt, circumfundi Syria Phoenicen volunt et esse oram maritimam Syriae, cuius parts sit Idumaea et Iudaea, dein Phoenicen, dein Syriam. id quod praeiacet mare totum Phoenicium appellatur. ipsa gens Phoenicum in magna gloria litterarum inventionis et siderum navaliumque ac bellicarum artium.

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