[1290] Ialobatsch.
[1291] Mender Tschai.
[1292] Samsun.
[1293] The lake above Celænæ bore the name of Aulocrene or Pipe Fountain, probably from the reeds which grew there. Pliny, b. v. c. 29.
[1294] Urumluk.
[1295] The place is identified by the hot springs about 12 miles from Denizli or Jenidscheh.
[1296] Ala Schehr.
[1297] The Black.
[1298] The number of cities destroyed were twelve, and the catastrophe took place in the night. An inscription relating to this event is still preserved at Naples. Tacit. Ann. B. ii. c. 47. Sueton. in V. Tiberii.
[1299] Tiberius, the adopted son of Augustus.