See Pyrrha on Wiktionary
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"translation": "du côté du cap Capharée, à 225.000 pas de l’Hellespont; jadis célèbre par les villes de Pyrrha, Porthmos, Nésos, Cérinthe, Orée, Dium, Aedepse, Ocha, Oechalie, elle a aujourd’hui Chalcis, en face de laquelle est Aulis sur le continent, Géraeste, Erétrie, Caryste, Oritanum, Artemisium, la fontaine Aréthuse, le fleuve Lélantus, et les eaux chaudes qui sont appelées Ellopies. Elle est célèbre surtout par le marbre de Caryste. Elle fut appelée jadis Chalcodotis ou Macris, d’après Dionysius et Éphore; Macra, d’après Aristide; d’après Callidème, Chalcis, parce que ce fut le lieu où l’on trouva d’abord du cuivre; Abantias, d’après Ménaechme; chez les poètes elle porte ordinairement le nom d’Asopis. — (traduction)"
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