Note 353 — Chapter I · GENERAL GEOGRAPHY AND LIMITS OF GREECE.
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Theophrast. Caus. Pl. ix. 2; Demosthen. adv. Leptin. c. 9. That salt-fish from the Propontis and from Gades was sold in the markets of Athens during the Peloponnesian war, appears from a fragment of the Marikas of Eupolis (Fr. 23, ed. Meineke; Stephan. Byz. v. Γάδειρα):—
Πότερ᾽ ἦν τὸ τάριχος, Φρύγιον ἢ Γαδειρικόν;
The Phœnician merchants who brought the salt-fish from Gades took back with them Attic pottery for sale among the African tribes of the coast of Morocco (Skylax, Peripl. c. 109).