[2223] By Homer called Enope.
[2224] Pente Dactylon, or Pente Dactyli, the “Five Fingers,” is the present name of the range of Taygetus. Its principal summits are now St. Elias and Paixamadhi. The river Eurotas is now called Iris and Niris in its upper and middle course, and Basili-potamo from the Spartan plain to the sea.
[2225] Ægila, according to Leake, occupied the site of the present Scutari; if so, this gulf was probably the Gulf of Scutari. Psamathus was near the point of Tænarum.
[2226] Or Gythium, near the mouth of the Eurotas. It was famous for its cheeses. The ruins are called Paleopoli, a little to the north of Marathonisi.
[2227] Now Capo Santo Angelo.
[2228] Now Capo Skillo.
[2229] Or BϾ. Its ruins are to be seen at the head of the Gulf of Vatika.
[2230] It stood on the site of the place called Palæ-Emvasia, above Monembasia.
[2231] Its site is the modern Porto Kari, according to Ansart.
[2232] Leake places Cyphanta either at Cyparissi, or farther north, at Lenidhi. Ansart makes it the modern Porto Botte, or Stilo.