A Manual of Ancient Geography

Aetolia afterwards Alexander Alps Asia Minor Athenians Athens Augustus bank became belonged birthplace Boeotia built Caesar called Campania cape capital Caria Carthaginians celebrated Celts chief towns Cilicia coast conquered contained Danube derived its name destroyed district divided Dorians east eastern Egypt emperor empire Epirus Euxine extended extremity fertile flows foot of mount formed founded frontier Galatia Gallia Gaul geographical Greece Greek gulf harbour Helvetii important towns inhabitants Ionian island Italy king kingdom Lacus lake later likewise Locris Macedonia miles modern Moesia mount Taurus mountains mouth municipium neighbourhood northeast northern northwest numerous originally Pelasgians peninsula period Persians Phoenicians Phrygia plain poet Pontus promontory Punic Raetia rebuilt reign remains Rhine river Roman colony Roman province Rome ruins Samnites Samnium second Punic war Sicily Sinus situated southeast southeastern southern southwest Spain stadia Strabo Syria temple territory Thessaly Thrace Thracian tribes tributary valley western whence