[784] Sidra, or Zalscho.
[785] Hesperides is the same city which the sovereigns of Alexandria afterwards called Berenice. It is the modern Bernic or Bengazi.
[786] Automala appears to have been situated on the most northern point of the Greater Syrtes, on the confines of a small gulf, near to a place called Tine, or the Marsh.
[787] Now Reggio, on the Strait of Messina, which was also sometimes called the Strait of Rhegium.
[788] These were the Epizephyrian Locrians, or dwellers near the promontory of Zephyrium. They were situated towards the extremity of Italy, near Rhegium. Traces of their city are seen at Motta di Bourzano on the eastern coast of Ulterior Calabria.
[789] Messina.
[790] Syragusa.
[791] Cape Passaro.
[792] The Gulf of Lepanto.
[793] Cape Leuca or Finisterre.