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[12] Next to Lindus is Ixia,1 a stronghold, and Mnasyrium; then the Atabyris,2 the highest mountain in the island, sacred to Jupiter Atabyrius; then Cameirus; then Ialysus a village, and above it is an acropolis called Ochyroma (the Fortification); then, at the distance of about 80 stadia, the city of the Rhodians. Between these is the Thoantium, a sort of beach, immediately in front of which are situated the Sporades islands lying about Chalcis, which we have mentioned before.3
The Geography of Strabo. Literally translated, with notes, in three volumes. London. George Bell & Sons. 1903.
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