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 Leake conjectures that its territory as one of the twelve cities may hare occupied the aonthem end of the inland country, on the supposition that the territory of Sphettns occupied the northem half of this district. Ross however conjecture, from a pas- sage of Paussnias (yi. 22. § 7), that Cytherus may have been near Gargettus. Pausanias states that the nymphs of the river Cytherus in Elis were called lonides from Ion, the sod of Gargettus, when he migrated from Adiens to Elis.

(The best works oa the demi are by Leake, The JDani of AtticOy London, 1841, 2nd ed., and Boss, Die Demen wm Attiia, Halle, 1846; from both of >rhich great assistance has been derived m drawing Up the preceding account. Tlie other most import- ant works upon the topography of Attica are Grote- fend, De Demis tive Pagie AtUcae, GStt. 1829; Finlay, in Tratuactume of the Royal Society of Literature^ vol. iiL p. 396, seq., and Remarkt on the Topography of Oropia and DiaoricL, 12mo. Athens, 1838; K. O. Hiilier, art Attika^ in Ersch and GrUber's EncyclopSdie^ vol. vi., tianfllated by Lockhart, London, 1842; Wordsworth, Alhena aind Attica^ London, 1836; Kruse, HeUaSy vol. ii.; Leake, Northem Greece^ vol. ii.; Stuart's Anti- quities; and the Travels of Dodwell, Gell, Briinsted, Fiedler, and Mure.)

In the following alphabetical list of the demi, the first column contains the name of each demus; the second that of the demotes; the tliird that of the tribe to which each demus belonged during the time of tiie ten tribes; and the fourth that of the tribe when there were twelve or thirteen tribes. Of the demi in this list, which have not been spoken of above, the site is unknown.

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