Trinacrian Shore

A Geographical Dictionary of Milton · 1919 · p. 318
Trinovant. Triton. See Sicily. See London. P. L. 4. 276. (See also Ira a, Nyseian He.) The River Triton is at present represented by a salt lake, not connected with the sea, known as the Chott el-Djerid, in modern Its outlet has been blocked, perhaps by an upheaval Tunis. of the coast. It should be noted, however, that the ancients Dionysius Periegetes, line 267) sometimes refer to it as a lake rather than a river. On the map of Africa Propria in the (e. g., Parergon of Ortelius the Triton is a river of considerable length A lake some distance from the sea is Triton is pal us, and in it is Phila insula, on which is the city of flowing into Syrtis Minor. ch322.xhtml n 318
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