[2792] One of the peaks of Pindus.
[2793] Amphilochian Argos, now Filochia. G.
[2794] On the boundary of Cilicia and Syria.
[2795] Appear to have been situated on the Gulf of Valona. G.
[2796] The name, Ionian Gulf, appears to have extended from the Acroceraunian mountains to the southern part of Dalmatia, near Lissus, now Alessio, to the bottom of the Gulf of Drin. G.
[2797] The word Αδρίας is translated Adriatic. In the version of the New Testament it is translated Adria. Acts xxvii. 27.—The Tartaro.
[2798] Narenta.
[2799] A common opinion among ancient geographers. See b. i. c. ii. § 39.
[2800] παρακούσματα λαοδογματικά.
[2801] The Agrianæ occupied the neighbourhood of Mount Pangæus on the confines of Thrace and Macedonia. The Triballi, at the time alluded to by Strabo, possessed nearly the whole of the country included between the Adriatic and the Euxine. The Scordisci, who were at first confined to the territory situated between the Drave and the Save, in their turn took possession of all this country. It is not possible, in consequence of the continual wars which existed amongst these people, to determine with exactness the places which they successively occupied. G.