Note 343 — Chapter XIV · ÆOLIC GREEKS IN ASIA.
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There is a valuable inscription in Boeckh’s collection, No. 3137, containing the convention between the inhabitants of Smyrna and Magnêsia. Palæ-Magnêsia seems to have been a strong and important post.
“Magnêtes a Sipylo,” Tacit. Annal. ii, 47; Pliny, H. N. v, 29; Pausan. iii, 24, 2. πρὸς βόῤῥαν τοῦ Σιπύλου.
Stephan. Byzantinus notices only Magnêsia ad Mæandrum, not Magnêsia ad Sipylum.