Octodurus

Defens. (4) 6. 87. Martigny, a town in Valais, Switzerland, near the Rhone. Odrysius. Oealia. See Thrace. See Oechalia. Oechalia (Oealia). P. L. 2. 542. Printed “Oealia” in 1667 and corrected in 1674. A town in Euboea conquered by Hercules, from which he was returning when he met his death. See Sophocles, Trachiniae 478; Ovid, Met. 9. 136. Pro cancel. 12; Mansus 66; P. L. 2. 545. Oeta (Trachinia Rupes). A mountain in the southern part of The aly, between which and the sea is the pa of Thermopylae. It is famous thology as the scene of the death of Hercules. Trachiniae; Ovid, Met. 9. 134 ff.) It was in my- (Sophocles, sometimes called the Trachinian Rock from Trachis, a town at its foot. Offa’s Dyke. Hist. Brit. (4) 5. 181. An ancient rampart, perhaps constructed by King Offa, still traceable through Here ford, Shropshire, Mongtomery, Denbigh, and Flint, from the Wye to the Dee. Offensive Mountain. See Opprobrious Hill. 232