[1094] Gaul.
[1095] The bright light of the sun fell into the ocean, drawing dark night over the fruitful earth. Iliad viii. 485.
[1096] Wandering rocks.
[1097] Entwining or conflicting rocks. Euripides, Medea, verse 2, gives them the title of Symplegades.
[1098] Gibraltar.
[1099] The Strait of Messina.
[1100] Ulisipo or Lisbon.
[1101] A proverbial expression by which the Greeks described a victory equally prejudicial to the victors and the vanquished.
[1102] But still it would be disgraceful to remain here so long, and to return home without fitting booty. Iliad ii. 298.
[1103] We should probably here read Menestheus.