[965] Hardouin places this on the site of the modern Fuente de Ivero. The Ebro takes its rise in the Val de Vieso.
[966] According to D’Anville, the present Logrono. At present the Ebro only becomes navigable at Tudela, 216 miles from the sea. Other writers, however, take Varia to be the present Valtierra, near Tudela.
[967] Or the Subur, now the Francoli. It flows into the sea at the port of Tarraco, now Tarragona.
[968] The more ancient commentators think that Carthago Vetus, or the colony of Old Carthage (now Carta la Vieja), is here alluded to, but more probably it is Carthago Nova that is meant.
[969] On the Subi, previously mentioned; now called Villa Nova.
[970] Now the Llobregat.
[971] Their territory was situate around the present Gulf of Ampurias.
[972] Their chief cities were Gerunda, the present Gerona, and Ausa or Vicus Ausæ, now Vic d’Osona.
[973] In the country beyond Gerona.
[974] Living in the upper valley of the river Sicoris or Segre, which still retains, from them, the name of Cerdague.