Post Bithyniae partem provinciae Pontus et Paphlagonia protenduntur, in quibus Heraclea et Sinope et Polemonion, et Amisos amplae sunt civitates, et Tios et Amastris, omnes ab auspicio diligentia fundatae Graecorum, et Cerasus, unde advexit huius nominis poma Lucullus, insulaeque duae, et Trapezunta et Pityunta continentis oppida non obscura.
Beyond one part of Bithynia extend the provinces of Pontus and Paphlagonia, in which are the great cities of Heraclea, Sinope, Polemonion and Amisos, as well as Tios and Amastris, all owing their origin to the activity of the Greeks; also Cerasus,  from which Lucullus brought the fruits so-named. There are also two islands, on which are situated the celebrated cities of Trapezus and Pityus.
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