[400] On the 7th of August, B. C. 338. Of the details of this battle we have no account. The site of the monument is marked by a tumulus about a mile or a little more from the Khan of Kapurna, on the right side of the road towards Orchomenus. A few years ago (according to Mure) the mound of earth was excavated and a colossal lion discovered, deeply imbedded in its interior. See Smith.
[401] Livadhia.
[402] Lefka.
[403] See below, ch. v. § 15.
[404] Il. ix. 381.
[405] Euripides, Phœn. 422.
[406] Probably an interpolation.
[407] Leake places it at Tzamali, but Forchammer with more probability at Avro-Kastro.
[408] Εὐδείελος.
[409] Scripu.