He also records the Zaueces people of Ancient Libya, whom he describes as having their women drive their chariots to war, as well as the festival of Athena Tritogenia among the Ausean people, whose young women are divided into two groups and fight each other with stones and sticks. This festival, taking place in Ancient Libya, describes the girls from the Machlyans and Auseans tribes fighting each other, and those who died were labeled false virgins.
He also documents the Zaueces people of Ancient Libya, where he describes their women driving chariots into battle. Similarly, there is a festival among the Ausean people named Athena Tritogenia, featuring young women divided into teams and fighting with stones and sticks. This event in Ancient Libya involves girls from the Machlyans and Auseans tribes engaging in combat, with those who die being considered false virgins.