Hannonia, again
John Grimshaw (Tue, 28 Aug 2007 21:38:50 PDT)

A quick Google search suggest that Hannonius was a Roman geographer, who
with someone called Arrianus wrote a work called Periplus. A periplus was a
navigational guide for sailors. There is not much else on Google

You can buy a copy of a 1533 edition, together with works by other great
Roman geographers Ptolemy, Pluutarch and Strabo, for 16000 euros
PTOLOMAEUS, Claudius. De Geographia libri Octo (graece), summa con
vigilantia excusi. (Leg. con:) ARRIANUS & HANNONIUS: Periplus. PLUTARCUS. De
fluminibus & montibus. STRABONIS epitome. Basileae, (Hieronymus Froben et
Nicolaus Episcopius), 1533,

http://www.polybiblio.com/preliber/52.html

John Grimshaw

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