Myus, Aphrodite's Harbour

Then one comes to Myus Harbour, which is also called Aphrodite's Harbour; it is a large harbour with a winding entrance, off which lie three islands; two of these are densely shaded with olive trees, while  p317 the third is less so and is full of guinea-fowls¹.

Sources:

1. Strabo, The Geography Book VII, Chapterr IV.5
2. Lukas Thommen, An Environmental History of Ancient Greece and Rome, Cambridge University Press,  2012, p. 27

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1. ↑ The Geography of Strabo published in Vol. VII of the Loeb Classical Library edition,1932