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Hodiopolis, a town of Bithynia, towards
Heraclea. Holmi I. (Hormi, Oani), a maritime town
of Cilioia Trachea, 5 m. Jj.e. of Mylse.
The inhabitants were removed to Seleucia.
II. of Phrygia Parorea, E. of Cylla.
Houma. Holmones, a town of Boeotia, f m. E. of
Hyettus, on Copais lac. Named after
Holmus, son of Sisyphus. Hold, a town of the Turtuli, Beeturia, w. of
Baecyla.
Holophyxus, a town of Crete. Homarium, a town of Achaia, near JJgium. HoMERiTjE (Gebanitse), a people of Arabia
Felix, occupying its s.w. angle. Homily, a town of the yEnianes, Thessaly,
towards the source of Sperchius fl., N.w.
of Sperchise. Homole m., a m. of Magnesia, in Thessaly,
the N. termination of Ossa m., on the right
of Peneus fl., near the sea. A favourite
abode of Pan. Homoi.ium (Homolis), a town of the Lapi-
thtt, in Magnesia, Thessaly, under Homole
m. Ambelakia. Homoxada, a maritime fortress of Cilicia
Trachea, on the borders of Pisidia, near
the w. source of Calycadnus fl. Ermenak, Honosca, a maritime town of Tarraconensis,
bet. the Iberus and Carthago Nova. Hor m., I. a mountain of Idum&ea, midway
bet. the Red Sea and the Dead Sea. The
burial-place of Aaron. Jebel Haroun.
II. a ridge of Libanus m. N.e. horeb m., vide Sinai. Horest^e, a tribe of Venicontes, Brit., under
Grampius m. Eskdale. Horim, " dwellers in caves," i. q. Horitee. Horisius fl., a r. of Bithynia, falling into
the Rhyndacus. Horit^e (Horim), a people of Idumeea, about
Seir m. Horma, a town of Almopseia, Pteonia, on
Erigonus fl., w. of Ad Herculem. Hormanus fl., a r. of Arabia Felix, falling
into Erythraeum mare s.w. of Abissa.
ffarmin,
Horrea, I. simiamed Cselia, Ad Horrea, a ._ maritime town of Byzacene, at the N. limit
of that province, bet. Orasse and Hadru-
metum (10). II. of Mauritania Caesar.,
bet. Choba and Sitifi (18). III. of Myg-
donia, Messenise, on Arzamo fl., R., below
Bebasa. IV. (Margi), a town of the Tri-
balli, Moesiaj, on Margus fl., R., near Ad
Octavum. Horreum, a town of Molossis, near the w.
bank of Pambotis lacus. Gardikaki. Horta (Hortanum), a town of Etruria, on
the Tiber, N.e. of Falerii. A military
colony of Augustus. Orta. Hortona (Artona), a town of the Latini,
Latium, on the confines of the JEya, s. of
Algidum. Monte Fortino. Hos^ea, a town of Sardinia, on the coast, 10
m. s. from Sacer fl. Torre di Marchidi. Hossti, a people of Sarmatia, N. of the
Veltffi. Hostilia, a town of the Cenomanni, Gallia
Transp., on Padus fl., E.s.e. of Mantua.
The birth-place of Cornelius Nepos ? Os-
tiglia.
Hucumbra, Assyriee, i. q. Symbra. Humatia fl., a r. of Rhretia, falling into
Addua fl. Serio. Hcxgunverro, a town of theVolcee Tecto-
sages, Narbonensis I., bet. Casinomagus
w. and Bucco E. Hunnum, a town of the Otadeni, Brit., on
Hadriani murus N., bet. Procolitia and
Vindobula. Halton-Chesters. Hyacinthia via, the road from Sparta to
Amyclse. Hv.ea, a town of the Locri Ozolse, s, of
Tritsea. .- . . -• Hyameia, a town of Messenia. - Hvampia m., I. a summit of Parnassus, at
HyampoUs. II. a summit of Phsedri-
ades m. Hyampolis, a city of Phocis, bet. Elatea and
Opus, under Hyampia m. Built by the
Hyantes. Destroyed by Xerxes, and again
by Philip ; restored a second time by Hadrian. Bogrlana. Hyantes, a tribe of Leleges, in Boeotia,
prior to the invasion of Cadmus; named
after their king, Hyas. Hyantis, an early name of Boeotia, from the
Hyantes. Hyba (Hybadse), a demus of Attica, of the
tribe Leontis. Hybla, I. surnamed Major, a town of Sicily,
on Simsethus fl., L., above Murgantia.
Noted for its honey. Extinct in Pausanias'
time. Paterno. II. surnamed Minor, vel
Hersea, a town of Sicily, under Herseus m.,
E. of Gela. Noted for its honey. Calata-
Girone. III. surnamed Parva, a name of
Megara Hyblsea, in Sicily. Hyccara, a maritime town of Sicily, N, bet.
Panormus (1C) and Parthepicum (8). The
birth-place of Lais. Hyba (Ilyla), a town of Caria, on Schoenus
sin. Hybara, a fortress of Armenia Minor. Built
by Mithridates. Hydaspes fl., a r. of India e. Gangem, rising
in Imaus m., and falling into Hyphasis fl.
above Alexandria. It was on this river
