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of Crimisa. A settlement of Philoctetes.
Giro; Casaluona ? Chokes, a mixed tribe of Japyges and ^Eno-
tri, contiguous to the Leutarni. Chor,«nis arx, a fortress of Sogdiana, s.E.
of Alexandria Oxiana. Chorasmii, a people of Sogdiana, on both
sides the Oxus, towards its mouth. Uu-a-
razm-iya. Chorazan, a town of Galilee, 2 m. N.w.
from Capernaum. Chordyle, a port of Colchis, bet. Athense
and Arcadis fl. Choreva, a town of Zeugitana, on Bagradas
fl., R., S.e. of Musti. Gloukieh. Choroana, a district of Parthia, occupying
its s.w. angle. Chorodna (Corea), a town of Persis Proper,
s.w. of Persepolis. Choromitrene, a district of Media Magna,
bet. Amardus fl. and Parthia, E. of Jaso-
nius m, Chorsa (Chadus), a town of Siracene, on
Harpasus fl., R., towards its source. Ka-
rut. Chorsabia, a town of jEtulana, Armenia
Minor.
Chorzene (Chorzanene), a district of Armenia Interior, on the borders of Armenia
Minor, w. of Astianene. Kfiosan; Khord-
sen. Chosol, a town of the Macse, Africa Proper,
on Syrtis Major, s. bet. Dissio and
Auzui.
Chremetes fl., Libyse, i. q. Nia. Chrendi, a people of Hyrcania, s. Chretes fl., Libyse, i. q. Subur. Chretina, a maritime town of the Lusitani,
W.n.w. of Olisipo. Cintra. Chronus fl., a r. of Sarmatia E., falling
into Codanus sin. E. of the Vistula. Pre-
gfl. Chrysa, I. an isl. on the s. coast of Crete,
over against Hierapytna. Gaidroniti. II.
a Syro-Phcenician town of jEolis Asiatica,
bet. Astyra (2^) and Thebe (6}). The
town of Chryseis. III. surnamed Dia, of
Troas, on the coast, s. of Alexandria. Chrysaorium, a village of Caria, bet. Eu-
nomus and Stratonicea. With a temple of
Jupiter Chrysaorius, in which were held
the assemblies of the Carian states. Chrysas fl., a r. of Sicily, rising N. of As-
sorus and falling into Symsethus fl. above
Murgantia. Dittaino. Chryse, " golden," I. a district of India e.
Gangcm E. Deemed an island. Ava. II.
a name of Thasos ins. III. an isl. of
Lemnos ins., which, according to Pausa-
nias, was submerged by an earthquake,
another island, called Hiera, rising in it3
place. The retreat of Philoctetes, who wa9
here bitten by the serpent. Chrysoana fl., a r. of Aurea Chersonesus,
falling into Indicus Oc. opposite Salinse
ins. Tanasserim. Chrysoballdm, a village of Tyanitis, Cap-
padocia, near Podandus. Chrysoceras, I. the harbour of Byzantium.
Named from its rich draughts of fish. The
Golden Horn. II. a pr. of Thrace, near
Byzantium. Chrysondio, a town of Phoebatis, Illyria, w.
of Geranium. Chrysopolis, I. a later name of AmpHpolis,
Thrace. II. the E. port of Calchedon,
Bithynia, opposite Byzantium. Scutari.
III. of Gallia Cisalpina, a designation of
Parma. Chrysohrhoas fl., " golden," I. a r. of
Argolis, running into Saronicus sin. below
Troezeue. II. of Phrygia Magna, falling
into Meander fl. below Hierapolis. Its
water was of a strongly petrifying quality.
III. of Syria, composed of Abaua, Phar-
phar, and numerous other streams, which,
after watering Damascus, loses itself in a
morass about 15 m. from the city. JKar-
radi. Chrysus osticm, the third mouth from the
Tv. of the Indus.
Chthonia, an early name of Crete. Chullu, Africa, vide Cullu. Chulobetene, a district of Armenia Major.
Named from Chul, s. of Aram. Chtjni, a people of Sarmatia E., bet. the
Rheucanali and the Amadoci, K. of the
Borystbenes. Chus, the Scriptural name, according to some
writers, of Ethiopia; according to others,
of Arabia. Chydas fl., a r. of Sicily, falling into the
Tyrrhenian sea at Aluntium. Chytona (Ghytana), a town of Cestrine, at
the junction of Cestrinus and Thyamis ffl.
A colony from Clazomene. Palao Venctio. Chytrium (Chytrus), I. a town of Cyprus,
bet. Cerynia and Salamis. Noted for its
honey. Chytri. II. a town of Ionia, on.
Hermius sin. s.w., above Clazomenie.
Tcharptm. Ciabrus (Cebrus, Ciambrus), I. a r. of
Mcesia, rising in Scomius m. and falling
into the Danube at Ciabrus. Zebris. II.
a town of the Moesi, Moesia Inferior, on
the Danube, bet. Modiaiia andCamistrum,
at the mouth, R., of Ciabrus. Zebris. Ciaca, a town of Melitene, Cappadocia,
bet. Arangse (9) and Melitene (1HJ. A
colonia (Ala Prima Augusta).
