Thessalians

Here are the scanned pages taken from 'Antiquites of Dorian Races' written by the noteworthy scholar, K.O.Muller.

Epirus, the next largest country to Thessaly, was in shape
an oblong square, seventy miles long from north to south, and
Epirus. about fifty-five miles across. It consisted of a series
of lofty mountains, twisted spurs from Pindus, with narrow valleys
between, along the courses of the numerous streams. The main
divisions were — on the east, Molossis ; chief cities, Dodona, Am-
bracia : to the north-west, Chaonia ; cities, Phcenic^, Buthrotum,
Cestria: to the south-west, Thesprotia; cities, Pandosia, Cassope,
and in later times, Nicopolis. Epirus, during the real historical
period, was Illyrian rather than Greek.

(~A manual of ancient history By George Rawlinson~1880, pg.110)

"The Macedonians, who seized on the district anciently called Emathia4, were, in all probability, of Illyrian origin"

(~A manual of the political antiquities of Greece, historically considered~By Carl Friedrich Hermann, 1836, pg.32)