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Near and in front lie the Cleides, and many other islands; next are the Carpasian islands, and after these Salamis, the birth-place of Aristus the historian; then Arsinoë, a city with a harbour; next Leucolla, another harbour; then the promontory Pedalium, above which is a hill, rugged, lofty, and table-shaped, sacred to Venus; to this hill from Cleides are 680 stadia. Then to CitiumNear the present Larnaka. the navigation along the coast is for the greater part difficult and among bays. Citium has a close harbour. It is the birth-place of Zeno, the chief of the Stoic sect, and of Apollonius the physician. Thence to Berytus are 1500 stadia. Next is the city Amathus,Limasol. and between Citium and Berytus, a small city called Palaea, and a pap-shaped mountain, Olympus; then follows Curias,Cape Gata a promontory of a peninsular form, to which from ThroniCape Greg are 700 stadia; then the city Curium,Piscopia. with a harbour, founded by Argives.
