Book 10
2.18
Of the islands subject to Ulysses there remains to be described Zacynthus.Zante. It verges a little more than Cephallenia to the west of Peloponnesus, but approaches closer to it. It is 160 stadia in circumference, and distant from Cephallenia about 60 stadia. It is woody, but fertile, and has a considerable city of the same name. Thence to the Hesperides belonging to Africa are 33003600 stadia? see b. xvii. c. iii. § 20. stadia.
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To the east of this island, and of Cephallenia, are situated the EchinadesCurzolari, Oxia, Petala, etc. islands; among which is Dulichium, at present called Dolicha, and the islands called Oxeiae, to which the poet gives the name of Thoae.Od. xv. 298.
