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Talaria, a town of Sicily, 9 m. from Syra-
cusse.
Talbenda, a town of Pisidia. Talc A ins., an isl. of Hyrcania, in the Caspian, off the mouth of Maxera fl. Talcinum, a town of Corsica, on Tavola fl.,
L., towards its source. Talsini. Taletum m., the loftiest summit of Taygetus
m., behind Brysese. Sacred to the sun, in
whose honour horses were annually sacrificed. M. Agin Elio. Taliata (Talia), a town of Dacia, 4 geog.
m. from Tierna. Tallara, a town of the Bati, Indiee, on
Chaberis fl. Tallata (Tanatis), a town of the Moesi,
Moesia Sup., on the Danube, bet. Ad
Scrofulas and Pons Trajani, 25 m. E. from
Ad Novas. Talmena, a port of Gedrosia, on Paragon
sin., at the mouth of Hydriacus fl., bet.
Cyiza (125) and Canasis (50). Talmis, a city of Dodecaschoerms, on the
Nile, L., bet. Taphis and Tutzis (20).
The residence "of the priests and chieftains
of the surrounding districts. Kalabsche. Tai.ubath, a town of Libya Inf. Tamala, a port of India e. Gangem, near
Tabis prom. Baroban. Tamalleni turris, a fortress of Syrtica reg.,
bet. Agariaba (30) and Putea. Tamalluma, a town of Mauritania Caesar.,
Tv. of Sitifis. Callah. Tamara, a town of the Damnonii, at the
mouth of Tamarus fl., Tv. of Ad Durium.
Tamerton. Tamari ostium, an estuary of Britain, at
the mouth of the Tamarus. Plymouth
Sound. Tamarici, a people of Tarraconensis, on
Tamarus fl. Tamaricidm palmas, a maritime town of
Sicily, bet. Messana (25) and Taurominium
(15). Torre di Palma. Tamarus fl., I. a i. of the Damnonii, falling
into the sea below Tamara. Tamar. II.
of Samnium, rising above Ad Tamarum and
falling into Calor fl. above Beneventum.
Tamaro. III. of Tarraconensis, falling
into the Atlantic at Novium, bet. Grandi-
murum N. and Ebora s. Tambre. Tamascandm, a town of Mauritania Csesar.,
on Audus fl., 10 m. from Tamunana. Tamasici, a town of the Taurisci, Noricum,
on Murus fl., near its source. Tamasida, a maritime town of Mauritania
Ting., w., bet. Sala and Banasa. Tamasioava, a town of the Harpii, Daciee,
on the Parata, s.w. of Ophiusa. Near
Faltichy.
Tamasis (Thanusar), a town of the Nani-
chse, Ind., Tv. of Catadupa. Tamasus, an inland city of Cyprus, bet.
Limenia and Leucosia. Noted for its
copper and its calcanthum. Here grew
the golden apples of Hippomenes. Tambrax, Hyrcanise, i. q. Talabroca. Tambyzi, a people of Bactriana. Tamer*., a people of India e. Gangem, s. of
the Tiladee. Tamesis (Tamesa) fl., the combined waters
of the Tamis and Isis (fl., Britannise, falling
into the sea at Toliatis ins. According to
some writers, it was throughout entitled
Tamesis, and no such name as Isis was.
known in connexion with this river. Tamia, a town of the Caledonii, Brit., N.tv.
of Victoria. Dunkeld. Tamiathis, a maritime town of Lower
Egypt, on the Phatmetic branch of the
Nile, near its mouth. Damietta. Tamis (Tamh, Celtice, " great water "), fl.t
a r. of the Dobuni, Brit., falling into Isis
fl. at Dorcinise Civitas. Tamisa, a town of Elegosine, Armen., on
the Euphrates, bet. Corne and Claudias. Tammacum (Agdami), a town of Arabia
Felix, near Carman regia, N.e. Al Tayf. Tamna (Thamna, Thomna), capital of the
Gebanitse, Arabia Pel., S.s.tv. of Nagia.
Shibam ? Tamnum, a town of the Santones, Aquitania
II., on the Garumna, bet. Novioregum and
Blavium. Mortagne. Tamontum, a town of Heptanomis, on the
Nile, L., bet. Oxyrynchus and Co. Tamos prom., India, i. q. Tabis. Tamuda (Taluda) fl., a r. of Mauritania
Ting., falling into the Mediterranean at
Aquila Major. Tamugadis, a town of Numidia, bet. Pople-
tum and Lambsese. Tamununa, a town of Mauritania Csesar.,
bet. Sava and Sitifis. Tamyn.s, a town of Eubcea, on the Tv. coast,
S.e. of Eretria. With a temple of Apollo,
erected by Admetus. Tamyrace, a town of the Hylte, Sarmat.,
on Hylseum mare, s.w. of Carcina. Tamyras fl., a r. of Phoenicia, falling into
the Mediterranean at Platanon, bet. Hel-
dua and Porphyrion. Darner. Tanadaris (Ptanadari), a town of Cataonia,
Cappadocia, bet. Comana (24) and Cucu-
sus (38). Tanager (Tanagrus) fl., a r. of Lucania,
rising s. of ^ Casilinum and falling into
Silarus fl. a'oove Ad Silarum. Two miles
of its course are subterraneous. Negro. Tanagra, prius Grsea or Gephyrsea, and
