[1557] Windisch Grätz, or Brindjel.
[1558] Now Sisseck.
[1559] The text reads Rhine, but we have, in common with Gosselin, followed the correction of Cluvier, Xylander, and Tyrwhitt.
[1560] The Dacians occupied a part of Hungary, Transylvania, Wallachia, and a portion of Moldavia.
[1561] Coray suggests Nauportus, now Ober-Laibach in Krain. This suggestion is extremely probable, however Pamportus occurs twice in the text.
[1562] The river Laibach.
[1563] The Pannonians occupied a portion of Austria and Hungary. The Taurisci, who formed part of the former people, inhabited Styria.
[1564] Segesta.
[1565] The ancient Colapis.
[1566] This is a description of the elk (cervus alces of Linn.). This animal no longer exists either in France or in the Alps.