later notice of it, though an inscription of Christian times found at Catana appears to refer to Hybla as still existing under its ancient name. The site, as suggested by Cluverius, at Paternò (about 20 km from Catania), and derives strong confirmation from the discovery in that city of an altar dedicated Veneri Victrici Hyblensi. There is much confounding of this city with that of Aetna. See also List of ancient Greek cities Notes References Ancient Greek archaeological sites in Italy Roman towns and cities in Italy Ancient cities in Sicily Former populated places in Italy