Note 389 — Chapter II
W. (William) Falconer translation
The following is the original of this corrupt passage. Kramer suggests that the words γ. δ. have been introduced from the margin into the text.
γεώλοφα καλεῖται δρί[* * * ᾧ ὑποπ]ίπται τὸ Ἀόνιον καλούμενον πεδίον ὃ διατείνει * * * * * * ἀπὸ τοῦ Ὑπάτου ὄρους.
Pausanias, b. ix. ch. 19, makes mention of a tumulus covered with trees, near the ruins of Glisas or Glissas, which was the burial-place of Ægialus and his companions, and also of other tumuli. These were probably the γεώλοφα δρία, woody hillocks. The obscurity, however, still remains.