1. Hydaspes, a river in India, why it received the name, &c., 477,
478. 2. Ismenus, a river of Boeotia, Cadmus, mount Cithaeron,
Tisiphone, &c., 478-480. 3. Hebrus, a river of Thrace; mount
Pangaeus, 480, 481. 4. Ganges, the mountain Anatole, 481, 482. 5.
Phasis, a river of Thrace; mount Caucasus, 482-484. 6. Arar, a river
of Gaul; mount Lugdunum, 484, 485. 7. Pactolus, in Lydia; mount
Tmolus, 485-487. 8. Lycormas, in Aetolia, 487. 9. Maeander, in Asia;
mount Sipylus, 488, 489. 10. Marsyas, in Phrygia, 490. 11. Strymon,
in Thrace; the mountains Rhodope and Haemus, 491, 492. 12. Sagaris,
in Phrygia, 492. 18. Scamander, in Troas; mount Ida, 493. 14. Tanais,
in Scythia; mount Brixaba, 494. 15. Thermodon, in Scythia, 495. 16.
Nile, formerly Melas and Aegyptus, 495-497. 17. Eurotas, in Laconia;
mount Taygetus, 497, 498. 18. Inachus, in Argolis; mount Mycenae,
&c., 498-501. 19. Alpheus, in Arcadia; mount Cronium, 501, 502. 20.
Euphrates, 502. 21. Caicus, in Mysia; mount Teuthras, 503, 504.
22. Achelous, in Aetolia; mount Calydon, 504, 505. 23. Araxes, in
Armenia; mount Diorphus, 506, 507. 24. Tigris; mount Gauran, 507,
508. 25. Indus; mount Lilaeus, 508, 509.