in Ancient Geography, a town of Phrygia, abounding in hot springs, and so called from the number of its temples. There are coins extant exhibiting figures of various gods who had temples here. Of this place Epictetus the Stoic philosopher was a native. It is now called Pamukkale; and is situated near the Scamander, on a portion of Mount Mesogis, distant six miles from Laodicea.