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III. Route from Pelusium to Memphis.

M.P.

Daphno --- ___ _ 16 Scenas Veteranorum

Tacasarta ------- 18 Heliu - _ _ _

Thou -- ------24 Memphi - - - .

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58
26
14
24

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IV. Route from Hierasycamino along the Arabian Side of the River to Clysma

and Pelusium.

M.P.
Contra Pselcis - - - - 11

Contra Talinis - - - - - 24

Contra Taphis - - - - - .10

Pliilas y -------24

Syene -------- 3

Ombos* - - - - - - - 30

Contra Apollonos - - - - 40

Contra Lato -____- 40

Thebas - - - - - - 40

Yico Apollonos - - - - 22

Coptonb --.---_ 22

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Chenoboscio0 - - - - - 40

Thomu - - - - ---50

Pano'1 -------- 4

Selinoc -- - - _._ 16

Anteuf -- - _ __- ig
Muthi -----_. 8

Isiu --------24

Hieracon ------- 20

Perla ---.....28

Antinou5 - - - - - - 24

Peos Artemidosh - - - 8

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» Modie Anasclwagiud, alias El Haft. " Hodie Koum Onibos.

» Hodie Kous.

k Hodie Keft, said by Zonaras to have been destroyed by biocletian, as being the place of re-
fuge for persecuted Christians.

c The ruins of this place are still visible opposite to How. Antiquaries suppose that heir
fed the geese intended to be offered up in the different temples to Isis. Vide Herod. 1. h. 45.

d Hodie Ekmini. Its Egyptian name was Chemmis.

'This name is still preserved in the district of the Selins.

fIIod. GauelKebir. e Hod. Shekfa Abftde.

h This is also written Speos, Poe, or Polis Artemidos. Hodie Beni-Ha«san; where the sepulchral
grottoes are the only remains of antiquity.

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