Strabo · c. 20 CE (Books I–VI likely composed/available by this period)
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passage 37 of 384 · BOOK I. > CHAPTER II. (27/27)
in brief
Strabo defends the geographic plausibility of Homer’s wandering when supported by residual traditions, responding to Apollodorus and Eratosthenes by saying no better locations have been named so far.