Stephanos of Byzantium - Ethnika
Hysia: a city in Boiotia, named in both the singular and the plural; Thucydides discusses it in book 3. A colony of the Hyrieis, founded by Nykteus, the father of Antiope. There is also another Hysia, the capital of the Parthyaioi. Artemidoros, book 9 of his Geography. The ethnonym is 'Hysieus'. There is also a village called Hysia in Argeia, as per Thucydides. Charax, however, calls it a city in book 9 of his Hellenika. Those from it are called 'Hysiatai', and the feminine is 'Hysiatis'. There is also a city in Arkadia, as per Pherekydes, book 1. There is also a city called Rhysia in Boiotia.
AI translation — gpt-6-sol; Gabe v3
Stephanos excerpt (left) is aligned with matched Herodian passages (right). Colors indicate corresponding overlap spans.