[1310] Bakir-Tschai, or Germasti.
[1311] Beiram-koi, or Asso, or Adschane.
[1312] Edremid or Adramytti.
[1313] Dikeli-koi.
[1314] Tschandarlik.
[1315] Mytilene.
[1316] Lamurt-koi.
[1317] Gedis-Tschai.
[1318] Karadscha-Fokia.
[1319] The return of the Heracleidæ having taken place, according to Thucydides and other writers, eighty years after the capture of Troy, some critics have imagined that the text of Strabo in this passage should be changed from ἑξήκοντα ἔτεσι, sixty years, to ὀγδοήκοντα ἔτεσι, eighty years. Thucydides, in the same chapter, and in the space of a few lines, speaks of the return of the Bœotians to their own country, as having taken place sixty years after the capture of Troy; and of the return of the Heracleidæ to the Peloponnesus, as having taken place eighty years after the same event; it is probable that Strabo, who followed Thucydides, substituted, through inattention, one number for another.