[3112] Both lead, properly so called, and tin.
[3113] In a great degree corresponding with modern Portugal, except that the latter includes the tract of country between the Minho and Douro.
[3114] To distinguish them from the nation of the same name sprung from them, and occupying the Farther Spain. (B. iii. c. [3].) The Pæsuri occupied the site of the present towns of Lamego and Arouca.
[3115] The modern Vouga, which runs below the town of Aveiro, raised from the ruins of ancient Talabrica.
[3116] Agueda, which, according to Hardouin, is the name of both the river and the town.
[3117] Coimbra, formerly Condeja la Veja.
[3118] Leiria is supposed to occupy its site.
[3119] According to Hardouin, the modern Ebora de Alcobaza, ten leagues from Leiria.
[3120] The modern Cabo de la Roca, seven leagues from Lisbon.