[1044] Cape St. Vincent.
[1045] Of Gibraltar.
[1046] Cape St. Vincent.
[1047] The text here is evidently corrupt, but it is not easy to determine to what extent the overflow reached at the time Strabo wrote.
[1048] Lebrixa.
[1049] Gibraleon.
[1050] Spain.
[1051] οἱ Εὖροι.
[1052] Majorca and Minorca.
[1053] In his third book, Strabo, speaking of Campania, regards the oil of Venafrum as superior to any other. In this he agrees with Pliny, who places in the second class the oils of Bætica and Istria. Pausanias considers these two oils, both for beauty of colour and excellence of flavour, inferior to that produced at Tithorea in Phocis, and which was sent to Rome for the service of the emperor’s table.