[39] Il. xv. 531.
[40] Od. i. 261.
[41] Od. ii. 328.
[42] Il. xi. 738.
[43] I read οἱ καὶ, as Meineke suggests, but the whole passage from “there is” to “Ephyra,” is, as he also remarks, probably an interpolation. Strabo has already enumerated four cities of the name of Ephyra, viz. the Eliac, the Thesprotic, the Corinthian, and the Thessalian; yet here two others are presented to our notice, the Sicyonian and the Ætolian, of which Strabo makes no mention in his account of Ætolia and Sicyonia.
[44] Il. xxiv. 78.
[45] Il. ii. 730.
[46] Il. ii. 591.
[47] This is supposed to be the modern Navarino. The Coryphasium is Mount St. Nicholas. G.
[48] Κοίλη Ἦλις, or Cœle-Elis.