[312] Between 280-270 B.C. Clinton, "Fasti Hell." ad ann. 279.
[313] Abydeni Fragm. 9, ed. Müller.
[314] Berosi Fragm. 1, ed. Müller.
[315] Abyd. Fragm. 1, 2, ed. Müller; Berosi Fragm. 5.
[316] In the Armenian Eusebius, p. 10, ed. Schœne, the name is Lancharis.
[317] G. Smith, "Bibl. Arch." 3, 531.
[318] So in the Armenian Eusebius; in Syncellus it is five stadia, i. e. 3,000 feet long.
[319] Eusebius, p. 14, ed. Mai; Syncell. p. 30; Abydeni Fragm. 3 ed. Müller; Lucian, "De Dea Syria," 12.
[320] Eusebius gives 33,091. As Syncellus enumerates the sares, neres, and sosses, the number given in the text is the correct one, or must be replaced by 34,091. The basis of the calculation which Syncellus has adopted in the four first dynasties of Berosus has been thoroughly established by Lepsius ("Chronol. der Ægypter," s. 78).
[321] The period of the fourth dynasty, the eleven kings, is filled up to 248 years from the marginal note on the Armenian manuscripts of Eusebius.