[895] According to Hardouin, the modern city of Penaflor: D’Anville places it about two leagues thence, and near the city of Lora.
[896] Now Sevilla la Vieja, or Old Seville; called by the lower classes Santi-pone.
[897] Now Seville. This colony was founded by Julius Cæsar, and also bore the name of Julia Romula.
[898] Or north side of the river.
[899] Probably on the site of the present Alcala del Rio.
[900] ‘The [good] genius of Julius,’ probably meaning Cæsar. Nothing seems to be known of its site.
[901] Caura may be the present Coria, a town three leagues from Seville.
[902] Probably the Rio Guadalete.
[903] Either the present Sebrija, or in the vicinity of the city of San Lucar.
[904] Probably the present Bonania.