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History of Greece, Volume 02 (of 12)

Note 344 — Chapter I · GENERAL GEOGRAPHY AND LIMITS OF GREECE.

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The Periplus of Skylax enumerates every section of the Greek name, with the insignificant exceptions noticed in the text, as partaking of the line of coast; it even mentions Arcadia (c. 45), because at that time Lepreum had shaken off the supremacy of Elis, and was confederated with the Arcadians (about 360 B. C.): Lepreum possessed about twelve miles of coast, which therefore count as Arcadian.

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