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I considered the form of government among the Cretans as worthy of description, on account both of its peculiarity and its fame. Few of these institutions are now in existence, and the administration of affairs is chiefly conducted according to the orders of the Romans, as is the case also in their other provinces.
CHAPTER V.
5.1
THE islands about Crete are Thera,Anciently Calliste, Herod., now Santorino, a corruption of Santa Irene, to whom it was dedicated. the capital of the Cyrenaeans, and a colony of the Lacedaemonians; and near Thera is Anaphe,Nanphio, or Anafi. in which is the temple of Apollo Aegletes. Callimachus speaks of it in one place, thus, And Aeglete Anaphe, close to the Lacedaemonian Thera; and in another, he mentions Thera only,
