[1200] The text is here manifestly corrupt. Various other numbers, from 4 to 400, have been conjectured as the true reading. Gosselin and Groskurd are in favour of 200.
[1201] Sic text. Siebenkees and Coray propose to read Ῥόδος, and Casaubon also Ῥόδη, now Rosas.
[1202] Marseilles.
[1203] Probably the river Fluvia, the Alba of the ancients.
[1204] Iberia, or Spain, was anciently divided into two grand divisions, to which the Romans gave the names of Citerior and Ulterior Iberia. Augustus subdivided this latter into the two provinces of Bætica and Lusitania, giving the name of Tarraco to Citerior Iberia. Nevertheless the ancient names of Citerior and Ulterior continued in use long after this division.
[1205] Tarragona.
[1206] We are not exactly acquainted with this place, it is probably Vidreras; though others suppose it to be Colonia Sagerra.
[1207] Tortosa.
[1208] Murviedro.
[1209] Xativa.