[1040] Nisibin or Netzid.
[1041] Meja-Farkin, by “above” these cities, would appear to mean overhanging them both, as it is situated between them.
[1042] Nepat-Learn.
[1043] B. ii. c. i. § 22.
[1044] Hamadan.
[1045] An interpolation; probably introduced from Matiane below. Falconer. Kramer.
[1046] Its ancient name according to Kramer was Kapotan. Kaputan-Dzow, The Blue Lake, now the Lake Urmiah.
[1047] καπυρωθεῖσιν Kramer observes that the meaning of the word in this passage is not clear. It may possibly mean some colour to which the name of the lake was given.
[1048] It is uncertain whether this is a place, or a district.
[1049] Adopting Groskurd’s emendation χειμάδιον.