Book 7
frag.44
Topeira is near Abdera and Maroneia.
frag.44a
The aforesaid Ismarus, in later times called Ismara, is, they say, a city of the Cicones; it is near Maroneia, where is also a lake, the stream of which is called Odysseium; here too is a hero-temple of Maron, as the Geographer records.
frag.45
The Sinti, a Thracian tribe, inhabit the island Lemnos; and from this fact Homer calls them Sinties, when he says, “where me the Sinties . . .”Hom. Il. 1.594cp. Thuc. 2.98
frag.45a
Lemnos: first settled by the Thracians who were called Sinties, according to Strabo.
frag.46
After the Nestus River, towards the east, is the city Abdera, named after Abderus, whom the horses of Diomedes devoured; then, near by, the city Picaea, above which lies a great lake, Bistonis; then the city Maroneia.
