Location information

Inachus

ARGOS AMFILOCHIKON (Ancient city) ETOLOAKARNANIA
A river in the territory of Argos Amphilochicum.

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Chalkis Mountain

CHALKIS (Ancient city) NAFPAKTOS
Over the mountain was built the city (Strav. 10,2,4). Nowadays named Varassova and Galatas.

Kallirhoe (Callirhoe)

KALYDON (Ancient city) IERA POLIS MESSOLONGIOU
Spring in Calydon.

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Mountain of Taphiassus

MAKYNIA (Ancient city) NAFPAKTOS
Over it, was built the city (Strav. 10,2,4).

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Anticyra town

NAFPAKTOS (Ancient city) ETOLOAKARNANIA
Anticyra, a town in Locris, which most modern commentators identify with the Phocian Anticyra. Livy, however, expressly says (xxvi. 26) that the Locrian Anticyra was situated on the left. hand in entering the Corinthian gulf, and at a short distance both by sea and land from Naupactus; whereas the Phocian Anticyra was nearer the extremity than the entrance of the Corinthian gulf, and was 60 miles distant from Naupactus. Moreover Strabo speaks of three Anticyrae, one in Phocis, a second on the Maliac gulf, and a third in the country of the western Locri, or Locri Ozolae. Horace, likewise, in a well-known passage (Ars Poet. 300) speaks of three Anticyrae, and represents them all as producing hellebore. (Leake, Ibid. p. 543.)

Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854) (ed. William Smith, LLD)
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