Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Croton” in book 6, chapter 1 of Strabo, Geography:
...e driven out by the barbarians to Sicily and founded the Caulonia there. After this city comes Scylletium, a colony of the Athenians who were with Menestheus (and now called Scylacium). Though the Croton iates held it, Dionysius included it within the boundaries of the Locri. The Scylletic Gulf, which, with the Hipponiate Gulf forms the aforementioned isthmus, is named after the city. Dionysius und...
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|†||Croton (Italy)||110||32||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
|Croton (Iowa, United States)||2||0||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
|Croton (Michigan, United States)||0||0||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
|Croton (New Jersey, United States)||0||0||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
|Croton (Texas, United States)||0||0||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
|Croton (Wyoming, United States)||0||0||0||0||0 user votes||Vote|
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