[3061] See B. xviii. c. 7.
[3062] The sandy soil being dried in hot weather into masses of mud or clay, which become loosened when rain falls.
[3063] See B. ii. c. 106.
[3064] Ajasson remarks, that just the converse of this has been proved by modern experience to be the case.
[3065] The son of Antipater, then acting for Alexander during his absence in the East.
[3066] See B. ii. c. 84.
[3067] In Cilicia.
[3068] Whether he means the district of Thessaly so called, or one of the two cities of that name in Lydia, does not appear to be known.
[3069] Its locality is unknown, but it was probably near the sea-shore.
[3070] In Elis in Peloponnesus.