Ithacesiae
Ĭthăcēsiæ, ārum, f. pl., Ithacésies [groupe dʼîles près de la côte du Bruttium] : Plin. 3, 85.
Ithacesiae
(1) Three islands opposite Vibo, on the coast of Bruttium. They are thought to answer to the modern Braces, Praca, and Torricella.
(2) Baiae is called by Silius Italicus sedes Ithacesia Baii, because founded by Baius, the pilot of Odysseus, according to the poetic legends of antiquity (Sil. Ital. viii. 539).