[109] Vitulo.
[110] Scardamula.
[111] As Strabo remarks, in b. x., that the temple was built by Nestor on his return from Troy, Falconer suggests that it might have derived its name from the river Nedon, near Gerenia, the birth-place of Nestor.
[112] In the island of Cos.
[113] According to Pausanias, Gerenia is the Enope of Homer.
[114] Hira in the time of Pausanias was called Abia (Palæochora?). Some interpreters of Homer were misled by the name of a mountain, Ira, near Megalopolis, and placed there a city of the same name, but Hira was on the sea-coast.
[115] Æpys, αἰπύς, lofty.
[116] The Pirnatza.
[117] So called from its fertility.
[118] In the text 250, σν, an error probably arising from the repetition of the preceding final letter.