Note 973 — Chapter VII · Corinth
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Nic. Dam. F.H.G. III. p. 393 (a son of Periander founded Potidaea); cp. How and Wells, Hdt. vol. II. p. 341 on Potidaea and Epidamnus (founded 626 B.C. Euseb.; cp. Thuc. I. 24) as controlling the great road from Durazzo to Salonika. The road traversed the land of the Lynkestai, whose kings claimed Corinthian descent, Strabo VII. 326.