Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography/Bucephalus

​BUCE′PHALUS (Βουκέφαλος), a promontory of Corinthia, with a port of the same name, situated S. of Cenchreae, which must be distinguished from Bucephala in Argolis. (Mel. ii. 3; Ptol. iii. 16. § 12; Plin. iv. 5. s. 9.) Stephanus B. speaks of Βουκεφάλας λιμήν in Attica.

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