Rhium
Rhium, s. Rhion.
Rhĭum, v. Rhion.
RHIUM
RHIUM (Ῥίον).
1.A promontory in Achaia. [Vol 1. 13a.]
2.A town in Messenia, in the Thuriate gulf, and also the name of one of the five divisions into which Cresphontes is said to have divided Messenia. (Strab. viii. pp. 360, 361.) Strabo describes Rhium as over against Taenarum (ἀπεναντίον Ταινάρον), which is not a very accurate expression, as hardly any place on the western coast, except the vicinity of Cape Acritas, is in sight from Taenarum. (Leake, Morea, vol. 1. p. 459.)
Rhium
(Ῥίον). Now Castello di Morea. A promontory in Achaia, opposite to the promontory of Antirrhium (Castello di Romelia), on the borders of Aetolia and Locris, with which it formed the narrow entrance to the Corinthian Gulf, which strait is now called the Little Dardanelles.
Rhium
Rhium, cape in Achaia
- Paus. 7.22.10
- Dorians cross to: Paus. 8.5.6
- sacrifice to Poseidon at: Paus. 10.11.6