Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Enna” in book 6, chapter 2, section 6 of Strabo, Geography:
...lthough at first they only turned to brigandage in a sporadic way, later they both assembled in great numbers and plundered the settlements, as, for example, when Eunus and his men took possession of Enna . And recently, in my own time, a certain Selurus, called the "son of Aetna," was sent up to Rome because he had put himself at the head of an army and for a long time had overrun the regions round a...
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