Mæonia was so called from the river Mæon, and was another name of Lydia.
Pæonia was a mountainous region of Macedonia, adjacent to Emathia.
Pæonia is to the east of these nations, and to the west of the Thracian mountains; on the north it lies above Macedonia.
Particles of gold, it is said, are found in Pæonia in ploughing the land.
The western part of Thrace, afterwards named Macedonia; having Pæonia on the north, and Thessaly on the south.
Almost the whole of Ardia[2753] lies near the Adriatic, Pæonia is in the middle, and all this country consists of elevated ground.
Mæonia on the east contained the curious barren plateau known to the Greeks as the Catacecaumene or Burnt Country, once a centre of volcanic disturbance.
We accordingly made sail from the island of Luçonia on the 26th of February; and coming into the lat.
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