inal and history I shall hereafter give a full account.

[419] [Greek: Hoposa de aidousin en toi Prutaneioi, phone men esti auton he
Dorios]. Pausanias. l. 5. p. 4l6.

[420]

Tum primum subiere domos; domus antra fuere.
Ovid. Metamorph. l. 1. v. 121.

[421] Strabo. l. 8. p. 564.

It is mentioned by Thucydides: [Greek: Es ton Kaiadan, houper tous
kakourgous emballein eiotheisan (hoi Lakedaimonioi.)] l. 1. c. 134.

It is expressed [Greek: Keadas] by Pausanias; who says that it was the
place, down which they threw Aristomenes, the Messenian hero. l. 4. p. 324.

[422] Strabo. Ibidem.

[423]

Huic monstro Vulcanus erat pater: illius atros
Ore vomens ignes, magna se mole ferebat. Virgil. AEn. l. 8. v. 193.

[424] Strabo. l. 8. p. 564.

[425] Iliad. l. 1. v. 266.

[426] Iliad. [Beta]. v. 581.

Odyss. [Delta]. v. 1. [Greek: Hoid' ixon KOILEN Lakedaimona KETOESSAN.]

[427] Strabo says as much: [Greek: Hoide, hoti hoi apo ton seismon rochmos
Kaietoi legontai.] l. 8. p. 564.

[428] Hence the words cove, alcove; and, perhaps, to cover, and to cope.

[429] Strabo. l. 5. p. 356.

[430] [Greek: Katade phormias tes Italias Aieten ton nun Kaieten
prosagoreuomenon.] l. 4. p. 259.

Virgil, to give an air of truth to his narration, makes Caieta the nurse of
AEneas.

According to Strabo it was sometimes expressed Cai Atta; and gave name to
the bay below.--[Greek: Kai ton metaxu kolpon ekeinoi Kaiattan onomasan].
l. 5. p. 3?6.

[431] Scholia Eustathij in Dionysij [Greek: periegesin]. v. 239. and Steph.
Byzantinus. [Greek: Aiguptos].

[432] [Greek: Chasma de gennethen--edexato ton potamon--eita exerrhexen eis
ten epiphaneian kata Larumnan tes Lokridos ten ano--Kaleitai d' ho topos
Ankoe ktl.] Strabo. l. 9. p. 623.

It is called Anchia by Pliny. N. H. l. 4. c. 7. As, both the opening and
the stream, which formed the lake, was called Anchoe; it signified either
fons speluncae, or spelunca fontis, according as it was adapted.

[433] 1 Corinthians, c. 15. v.47, 48.

[434] Cluverii Germaniae Antiq. l. 1. c. 13. p. 91.

[435] Beyeri Additamenta to Selden de Diis Syris. p. 291.

Achor near Jericho. Joshua, c. 15. v. 7.

[436] Ptolem. lib. 5. c. 18. p. 164.

[437] Plato in Cratylo. p. 410.

[438] See Kircher's Prodromus Copticus. p. 180 and p. 297.

[439] Ibidem, and Jameson's Specilegia. c. 9. Sec. 4.

[440] Pionius. Euseb. Hist. Ecclesiast. l. 4. p. 173.

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