Igitur ad Catabathmon, qui locus Aegyptum ab Africa dividit, secundo mari prima Cyrene est, colonia Theraeon, ac deinceps duae Syrtes interque eas Leptis; deinde Philaenon arae, quem locum Aegyptum vorsus finem imperi habuere Carthaginienses; post aliae Punicae urbes.
In the neighborhood, then, of the Catabathmos, the region which separates Egypt from Africa, the first city down the coast is Cyrene, a colony of the people of Thera, and then come the two Syrtes with Leptis between them. Next is a site called the Altars of the Philaeni, the point which the Carthaginians regarded as marking the boundary of their empire in the direction of Egypt; then other Punic cities.
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