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We have already spoken of the Pelasgi.B. v. c. ii. § 4. Some writers conjecture that the Leleges and Carians are the same people; others, that they were only joint settlers, and comrades in war, because there are said to be some settlements called Settlements of the Leleges in the Milesian territory, and in many parts of Caria there are burial-places of the Leleges, and deserted fortresses, called Lelegia.
7.2
The whole country called Ionia was formerly inhabited by Carians and Leleges; these were expelled by the Ionians, who themselves took possession of the country. In still earlier times, the captors of TroyThe capture of Troy by Hercules. See Grote i. 388. had driven out the Leleges from the places about Ida near the rivers Pedasus and Satnioeis.
