Note 70 — Chapter LXIX · CYRUS THE YOUNGER AND THE TEN THOUSAND GREEKS.

I incline to think that Charmandê must have been nearly opposite Pylæ, lower down than Hit. But Major Rennell (p. 107) and Mr. Ainsworth (p. 84) suppose Charmandê to be the same place as the modern Hit (the Is of Herodotus). There is no other known town with which we can identify it.