Antiŏchia

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 4
, the name of a Syrian province. Mela , bk. 1 , ch. 14 .――A city of Syria, once the third city of the world for beauty, greatne , and population. It was built by Antiochus and Seleucus Nicanor, partly on a hill and partly in a plain. It has the river Orontes in its neighbourhood, with a celebrated grove called Daphne; whence, for the sake of distinction, it has been called Antiochia near Daphne. Dionysius Periegeta. ――A city called also Nisibis, in Me so pot am i a, built by Seleucus son of Antiochus.――The capital of Pisidia, 92 miles at the east of Ephesus.――A city on mount Cragus.――Another near the river Tigris, 25 leagues from Seleucia on the west.――Another in Margiana, called Alexandria and Seleucia.――Another near mount Taurus, on the confines of Syria.――Another of Caria, on the river Meander.
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