[2283] Now called Zembi, according to Ansart.
[2284] The town of Nonacris stood at its foot. The river Styx took its rise in these mountains.
[2285] Now called the Landona.
[2286] The town now called Fonia, already mentioned by Pliny. The waters of its marshes were discharged by a subterranean passage, said to have been made by Hercules.
[2287] Now called the Dogana. The two principal heights of Mount Erymanthus are Olonos and Kalefoni.
[2288] The people of Aliphira, a town of Arcadia, in the district of Cynura. Considerable remains of it are still to be seen on the hill of Nerovitza.
[2289] The people of Abea, in Messenia.
[2290] The people of Pyrgos, in Arcadia.
[2291] The people of Paroræa, in Arcadia. Of the two next, nothing appears to be known.
[2292] The inhabitants of Typaneæ, in Elis.