THE TROAD
1. General Description of the Plain.Far in the south of the Trojan Plain rises a high mountain peak, from
Fig. 1.Mount Ida
which extend ramifications, northeastward and southwestward, so numerous and multiform that by old writers the mountain was likened to a monstrous centipede.[1] This is "many ridged" Ida (Χ, 171; Λ, 112;
- ↑ Strabo, XIII, 583.
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