[1075] Now the Herault.
[1076] Now called the Lez, near the city of Montpellier.
[1077] Now called Etangs de Leucate, de Sigean, de Gruissan, de Vendres, de Thau, de Maguelonne, de Perols, de Mauguio, du Repausset; Marais d’Escamandre, de Lermitane et de la Souteyrane, and numerous others.
[1078] Now the town of Agde. Strabo also informs us that this place was founded by the Massilians.
[1079] This people seems to have inhabited the eastern parts of the departments of l’Arriége and the Haute Garonne, that of Aude, the south of that of Tarn, and of that of Herault, except the arrondissement of Montpellier.
[1080] Dalechamp takes this to be Foz les Martigues; but the locality is doubtful. Most probably this is the same place that is mentioned by Strabo as Rhoë, in conjunction with the town of Agathe or Agde, and the Rodanusia of Stephen of Byzantium, who places it in the district of Massilia or Marseilles.
[1081] Now the Rhone.
[1082] Now the Lake of Geneva.
[1083] The modern Saone.
[1084] Now the rivers Isère and Durance.