Mount Casius

Mount Casius: Mount Casius or Mount Kasios or Mount Kasion may mean:

Mount Aqraa, a mountain near the Orontes River mouth on the Syrian-Turkish border.

Ras Kouroun, a sandy mount near the marshy Lake Bardawil in Egypt (the "Serbonian Bog" of Herodotus).

Both sites were historically associated with shrines to Zeus, one of whose epithets was Kasios.

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