[2133] Leake and Dodwell make it a mile and a half.
[2134] Or Rhium. It is now called the Castle of the Morea.
[2135] The modern Enebatché or Lepanto; whence the Corinthian Gulf takes its modern name.
[2136] Proschium was built at a later period on the site of Pylene. Its site appears to be unknown. The modern Kyra-tis-Irinis is thought to occupy the site of Pleuron.
[2137] Leake supposes some ruins between Kurt-aga, the site of Chalcedon, and the east end of the Lagoon of Missolonghi, to be the remains of Halicyrna.
[2138] Leake supposes it to be identical with the high mountain now called Kelberini. Others again identify it with Gribovo.
[2139] Pliny erroneously places this mountain in Acarnania. It was a range of Ætolia, now called Zygos.
[2140] Perhaps the modern Djourmerca.
[2141] Either the present Plocopari, or perhaps, more probably, Viena.
[2142] A part of Mount Taphiassus. It is mentioned only by Pliny.