an order of priests or philosophers among the ancient Celtæ or Gauls: some will have the eubages to be the same with the druids and sacerdotes of Diodorus; and others, that they were the same with what Strabo calls EVATES.

EURCEA, in Ancient Geography, an oblong island, stretching out between Attica and Thessaly, opposite to Boeotia; from which it is separated by a narrow strait called Euripus. This island, never exceeding 40, nor ever falling short of two miles in breadth, is in length 150 miles, and in compass 365, according to Pliny. Now Necropont, from its principal town, which was anciently called Chalcis.