Williams, Hugh W.: Select views in Greece (Band 1) (London, 1829)

PATKAS, (ANCIENT PATE^.)

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tt6\iv iv rrj xup<f, koX rb 'ovofia airo rov Uarpiue ereOt] rrj ttoXu."—PauSAN. VII. 6.

"The Achaeans granted permission to Preugenes and his son
Patreus to build a city in their territory, which, after the name of
the latter, was called Patrae."

"Fretum quod Naupactum et Patras interfluit Rhion incolae vo-
cant."------Liv. XXVII. 29.

"The straits which separate Naupactus (Lepanto) from Patras
are called by the inhabitants of that district Rhion."

" Turn lustrata Ephyre, Patreeque, et regia Pleuron."

Stat. Theb. I.

" Then Ephyre we passed, and Patne's walls,
And wondering gazed on Pleuron's princely halls."

J. P.