Places mentioned in: Pausanias - Description of Greece: Book 2, Corinth
- Corinth
- Argolis Region in northeastern Peloponnese
- Attica
- Peloponnese
- Asopia
- Ephyra
- Rome
- Carthage
- Crommyon
- Isthmus
- Troezen
- Athens
- Epidaurus
- Cenchreae
- Lechaeum A port of Ancient Corinth
- Mimas An Isthmus in Turkey, in modern Karaburun
- Heaven
- Sea
- Greece
- Gabala
- Lectum Westernmost point of Asia Minor. Modern Cape Baba.
- Sinope
- Craneum A grove of cypresses near Corinth
- Thessaly
- Hykkara
- Sicily
- Cithaeron
- Cytheria
- Croceae
- Laconia
- Stymphalus
- Sicyon
- Aria
- Iolcus
- Corcyra
- Sparta
- Colchis
- Lycia
- Argos
- Mycenae
- Troy
- Tithorea
- Phocis
- Gonussa The settlement lies along one of the three rivers North of Sicyon.
- Lerna
- Acrocorinth The acropolis of ancient Corinth.
- Canopus
- Hades Abode of the dead. Though Acheron may be used as a synonym, it also exists separately as a river within Hades.
- Phlius
- Aegina An Island
- Cadmea
- Maeander
- Celenae
- Phrygia
- Caria
- Miletus
- Nile
- Euphrates River
- Ethiopia
- Tenea Settlement 60 stadia south of Acrocorinthus
- Tenedos
- Aegialus
- Aegialia
- Olympia
- Apia
- Thebes
- Plataea
- Eleurethae
- Crete
- Rhodes
- Pellene
- Dyme
- Megalopolis
- Sellasia
- Sythas River that divides the ancient border between Archea and Sicyonia
- Amphissa
- Cecropia
- Peiraeus
- Munychia A hill in Peiraeus
- Salamis
- Sounion A Cape or Promontory South of Athens
- Mantinea
- Patrae
- Egypt
- Aegium
- Cirrha
- Heraea
- Didyma Sanctuary of Apollo
- Pherai
- Pyraea A sanctuary to Hera.
- Titani
- Helisson A river.
- Celeae
- Eleusis
- Araethyrea
- Arcadia Region in central Peloponnese
- Samos
- Libya
- Aetolia A Region
- Cleonae
- Gortys
- Elis Region in western Peloponnese founded by Endymion
- Nemea
- Midea
- Tiryns
- Larissa Prominent city in Thessaly
- Peneus A river in Thessaly named for the regional river god of the same name. This river is distinct from the Peneus in the Peloponnese region, which is not associated with the river god.
- Amyclae
- Thermopylae
- Euboea
- Tegea
- Seriphus An island of the western Cyclades
- Mysia
- Inachus River
- Messenia Region in southwest Peloponnese
- Achaia
- Megara
- Messene
- Epirus
- Lake Tritonis
- Aegean Sea
- Pelasgia May be an earlier toponym of Epirus, Greece, Arcadia, Peloponnese, or Larissa
- Mount Sipylus
- Tomb of Argus Grave of Argus.
- Thesprotia
- Aphidnae
- Khalkis
- Pleuron
- Himera Located on the north coast of Sicily
- Tomb of Sacadas Grave of Sacadas.
- Delphi
- Syracuse A prominent city-state in Sicily
- Caphereus
- Italy
- Trachis
- Mount Oeta
- Cestrine A district in southern Greece.
- Rheiti
- Euripus Strait
- Oenoe
- Calydon
- Artemisius Bibliotheca Classica lists Mount Artemisius as rising above the Arcadian city of Mantineia, on the borders of Argolis.
- Orneae
- Medea An ancient citadel, supposedly ruled by Electryon.
- Lessa
- Ephesus
- Pergamum
- Smyrna
- Cyrene
- Delos
- India
- Parnassus
- Orchomenus
- Marathon
- Cyprus
- Hellespont
- Phoebaean Lagoon Refers to either the straight which separates the Kalaureia from the mainland or the head of the Bay of Methana.
- Hyperea Likely intended to be a real location, but no decisive geographical data exists.
- Anthea Likely intended to be a real location, but no decisive geographical data exists.
- Halicarnassus
- Myndas
- Ionia
- Boeotia
- Saronic Gulf
- Hermione The town Pausanias visits; the old city is referred to as Hermion.
- Celenderis
- Kalaureia An island off the coast of Troezen
- Taenarum A Peninsula located at modern-day Cape Matapan, believed to hold access to the Underworld.
- Asia
- Methana
- Macedonia
- Hermion
- Nisaea Port of Megara
- Lampsacus
- Mases
- Helike
- Asine
- Nauplia
- Apobathmi
- Neris Identified by Pausanius as being a village located around the base of the Parnonas mountain range.
- Mount Parnon A range that separates Laconia from Arcadia.
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