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RheneiaRhena, called also Dhiles; but it is the largest of the two islands now hearing that name. Pliny says it was anciently called also Celadussa from the noise of the waves, κελαδεῖν. is a small desert island 4 stadia from Delos, where are the sepulchral monuments of the Delians. For it is not permitted to bury the dead in Delos, nor to burn a dead body there. It is not permitted even to keep a dog in Delos.
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Formerly it had the name of Ortygia.Virg. Aen. iii. 124. Linquimus Ortygis portus pelagoque volamus.
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CeosZia. Pinguia Caeae, Ter centum nivei tondent dumeta juvenci. Virg. Geor. i. 14, 15. once contained four cities. Two remain, Iulis and Carthae, to which the inhabitants of the others were transferred; those of Poaeëssa to Carthae, and those of Coressia to Iulis. Simonides the lyric poet, and Bacchylides his nephew, and after their times Erasistratus the physician, and Ariston the Peripatetic philosopher, the imitator of Bion,Of Olbia or Olbiopolis, on the Borysthenes or Bog. the Borysthenite, were natives of this city.
