[2752] The Veliki Balkan.
[2753] The southern part of Dalmatia bounded by the Narenta, which takes its source in the Herzogovina.
[2754] Called Monte Argentaro by the Italians, Basilissa by the Greeks, Rulla by the Turks. Baudrand. Despoto Dagh.
[2755] Occupied the neighbourhood of the river Titius, Kerca, which discharges itself near Siberico.
[2756] The mountainous country south of Servia.
[2757] The text presents some difficulty; another reading is Tænii. Gossellin supposes the lake to be the Czirknitz-See near Mount Albius, now Alben or Planina.
[2758] The Margus? See chap. v. § 12.
[2759] At the confluence of the Kulpa and the Save, afterwards Siscia, now Sizsek.
[2760] Occupied the coast of Morlacca from the Gulf of Quarnero to Zara.
[2761] According to Pliny, the name of this place is derived from the fable of the ship Argo, which was brought up the Danube and the Save, and thence carried on men’s shoulders to the Adriatic. Now Porto Quieto.