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5.11
TenosTine. Anciently it had also the names Hydrussa and Ophiussa. has a small city, but there is, in a grove beyond it, a large temple of Neptune worthy of notice. It contains large banqueting rooms, a proof of the great multitudes that repair thither from the neighbouring places to celebrate a feast, and to perform a common sacrifice in honour of Neptune.
5.12
To the Sporades belongs Amorgos,Amorgo. the birth-place of Simonides, the Iambic poet; LebinthusLevita. also, and Leria (Leros).Lero. Phocylides refers to Leria in these lines; the Lerians are bad, not some, but all, except Procles; but Procies is a Lerian; for the Lerians are reputed to have bad dispositions.
5.13
Near these islands are Patmos,Patmo. and the Corassia,The Furni; called in b. xiv. c. i. § 13, Corsiae. islands, situated to the west of Icaria,Nicaria. as the latter is with respect to Samos.
