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Beşadalar
Beşadalar or Beş Adalar (Turkish meaning "five islands"; ; (ラテン語:Chelidoniae Insulae); (イタリア語:Celidoni)) is a group of islands off of Cape Gelidonya on the south coast of Anatolia, Turkey. The largest island is named ''Devecitaşı Ada''.
==History==
Stephanus of Byzantium mentions two rocks,〔Steph. B. ''s. v.'' Χελιδόνιοι〕 according to Phavorinus, one called ''Corudela'', and the other ''Melanippeia''; but the position is not mentioned. Scylax also mentions only two. According to Strabo, the Taurus Mountains first attains a great elevation opposite to the Chelidoniae, which are islands situated at the commencement of the sea-coast of Pamphylia, or on the borders of Lycia and Pamphylia. They were off the Hiera Acra (Cape Gelidonya), three in number, rugged, and of the same extent, distant about five stadia from one another, and six stadia from the coast; one of them having an anchorage or port.〔Strabo, pp. 520, 651, 666.〕 Pliny, who places these islands opposite to the Tauri promontorium, mentions three, and observes that they are dangerous to navigators;〔Plin. v. 33.〕 but no dangers were discovered by Beaufort.
There are five islands off of Cape Gelidonya: two of these islands are from four to five hundred feet high; the other three are small and barren.〔Beaufort, ''Karamania'', p. 38.〕
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