[538] There is great doubt as to the correct spelling of these names.
[539] Against the attacks of robbers dwelling on the opposite side; the Attali, for instance.
[540] Or “dwellers in tents,” Bedouins, as we call them.
[541] B. v. c. 20 and 21.
[542] Towards Mahamedieh.
[543] Near Antioch and the Orontes: now Seleukeh, or Kepse, near Suadeiah.
[544] See B. v. c. 13.
[545] The Mediterranean and the Red Sea; the latter including the modern Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
[546] Forbiger is of opinion that this is the same as the Didigua or Didugua of Ptolemy. It was situate below Alpamea. D’Anville takes it to be the modern Corna.
[547] The modern Turcomania.