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Next to the Coracesium is the city Syedra;Syedra probably shared with Coracesium (Alaja), a fertile plain which here borders on the coast. But Syedra is Tzschucke’s emendation of Arsinoë in the text. then Hamaxia,Not mentioned by any other author. a small town upon a hill, with a harbour, to which is brought down timber for ship-building; the greatest part of it consists of cedar. This country seems to produce this tree in abundance. It was on this account that Antony assigned it to Cleopatra, as being capable of furnishing materials for the construction of her fleet.
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Then follows Laertes a fortress, situated upon the crest of a hill, of a pap-like form; a port belongs to it; next, the city Selinus,Selindi. then Cragus, a precipitous rock on the sea-coast; then CharadrusCharadran. a fortress, which has a port (above it is the mountain AndriclusKara-Gedik.) and a rocky shore, called Platanistus, next AnemuriumInamur. a promontory, where the continent approaches nearest to Cyprus, towards the promontory Crommyum,Cape Kormakiti. the passage across being 350 stadia.
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From the boundaries of Pamphylia to Anemurium, the voyage along the Cilician coast is 820 stadia; the remainder of it as far as SoliMesetlii. is about 500 stadia (1500?). On this coast, after Anemurium, the first city is Nagidus, then Arsinoë,Softa-Kalessi. with a small port; then a place called Melania,Mandane? and CelenderisKilandria, or Gulnar. a city, with a harbour.
