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Musiiian.ei, a people of Gedrosia, on the confines of Arachosia, above Pardene.
Musis 0., a r. of Armenia Inf., rising in Scordisces m., and falling into the Araxes w. of Artagera. Arpasu.
Musi.nuiuM, a maritime town of Mauritania Caesar., bet. Salde and Choba.
Muson'es, a people of Mauritania Caesar., under Buzara m., S.tv.
Musti, a town of Zeugitana, on Bagradas fl., R., bet. Thacia (7) and Tisnica (13). The place where Regulus killed the great serpent.
MusrrtiA, a town of Cilicia prefect., in Cappadocia.
Musula, a town of the Macce, in Africa Prop., s. of Auzui.
Mltknum, a town of the Boii, Pannon., bet. Scarabantia (12) and Vindobona (22). Euiimstadt.
Mutiia, a town of Mauritania Tingit., at the mouth of Mulucha fl.
Muthis, a town of Thebais, on the Nile, II., bet. Isium and Antaeopolis (8).
Mutiiul, a town of Numidia, on Bagradas fl., 11., bet. Ad Medera and Orba.
Muth.a, n town of Histria, on Flanaticus sin., N.e. of Polaticum prom. Medolino.
Muti'.va, a town of Gallia Cispad., bet. Pons *. Secies (o) and Victuriolze (3), on Via ./Kmilia Lepida. A colonia (151 B.c.) and muuii'ipium. Noted for its wool; and memorable for its siege by Mark Antony 45 w.c. Modena.
Mu/miTis, a maritime town of Limyrica, Ind., bet. Callicorias prom. (5 geog. m.) and Pscudostoma fl. Mirdschno.
Mva ins., an isl. of Caria, in Ccramicus sin.
Myanda (Myas, Mandaue), a maritime town of Cilicia Trachea, 7 stadia w. from Posi-diurn pro:n.
Mycai.i m., a w. ridge of Tmolus m., in Ionia, parallel with Marauder fl., terminating in Trogilium prom. Samsoun.
Mycalessxjs, a town of Bosotia, bet. Harma and Aulis.
Myckv.e, I. a city of Argolis, and formerly, in the time of Agammernon, its cap., bet. Argos (C{) and Cleonae. Named after Mycene, daughter of Inaclius. Established as a kingdom by Perseus, 1313 B.c. ; destroyed by Argives 408 B.c. Nearly extinct in Strabo's time. It was famed for its breed of horses. Kralata. II. a town of Crete, founded by Agamemmon.
Mychos portus, the port of Bulis, in Phocis, E. of Pharygium prom. Hagios Lukas.
Mycoxius m., a N.e. continuation of Taurus m., in Sicily, above Tauromenium.
Myconus ins., an isl. in the vEgean, one of
the Cyclades, bet. Tenos and Naxos. Beneath it the last of the centaurs, slain by Hercules, was buried. The people were noted for baldness. Myconi.
Mygdones, a tribe of Thracians, contiguous to the Bryges or Briges, in Thraca, towards Bermius m.
Mygdonia, I. adistrictof Macedonia, bounded on the N. by Preonia, on the s. by Chalci-dice, on the w. by Emathia and Bottisea, on tlie E. by Thrace. II. a region of Mesopotamia, N.e., on Mygdonius i\., E. of Os-rhoene. Dyar-rabiah,
Mygdonius fl., a r. of Mesopotamia, rising in Masius m., N.e. of Nisibis, awl falling into Chaboras fl. at Thubida. Nahr al Hauali.
Mygduxe, i. q. Midseum.
Myla fl., a r. of Sicily, falling into Siculum mare bet. Alabou fl. and Thapsus. Mar-cellino > San Guliano !
Myl^e, I. an isl. on the \v. coast of Crete, over against Phalasarna. Sordi or Pelatirli. II. a maritime village of Cilicia Trachea, on a peninsula N.e. of Nesulium. Ayhaliman. III. a town of Perrhaebia, in Thessaly. IV. a maritime city of Sicily N., on a cognominal peninsula, bet. Artemisium and Tyndaris. A Zanclean colony. Me-lazzo.
My-lantia prom., a pr. of Rhodus ins., s. of Camirus. C. Candura.
Mylaon fl., I. a r. of Arcadia, rising ia Thesoa reg., and falling into Alpheus fl. II. of Arcadia, near Metliydrium, falling into Gortynius fl.
Mylas fl., a r. of Sicily, falling into the sea at Mylse. Mela.
Mylasa, a city of Caria, and at one time its capital. Here was a celebrated temple of Jupiter Carius. The birth-place of the orators Euthydemus and Hybreas. Me-lasso.
Myndus (Neapolis), a port of Caria, on Jassicus sin., w. of Caryanda, 5G m. s. from Miletus. A colony from Paleemyn-dus. Ridiculed for its enormous gates. Menlesha.
Myon, a town of the Locri Ozolx, on the confines of Phocis, bet. Chaleon and Am-phissa (4 m.).
Myonnesus, I. one of the Pisistratida; ins. of Ionia. II. an island of Thessaly, at the w. entrance of Pagasaeus sin. Argyro. III. a town of Ionia, on a cog-nominal prom., s. of Teos, of which it was a dependency. For a time the abode of the comedians expelled from Teos. ffysili-Bounos.
Myos-hormos (Aphrodite, Portus Veneris),
