Contents

pp v-vi

ERRATA

pp vii-viii

INTRODUCTION

pp ix-cxiv

THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ATHENS

pp cxv-cxvi

SECTION I - The Description of Athens by Pausanias

pp 1-35

SECTION II - Of the Positions and existing Monuments of ancient Athens, concerning the Identity of which there can be little or no Doubt

pp 36-67

SECTION III - Of Mounts Anchesmus and Lycabettus.—Of Dipylum and the Peiraic Gate

pp 68-97

SECTION IV - First Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to Enneacrunus

pp 98-116

SECTION V - Second Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to the Prytaneium

pp 117-133

SECTION VI - Third Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Prytaneium to the Stadium

pp 134-152

SECTION VII - Fourth part of the route of Pausanias.—Front the Prytaneium to the Propylaa of the Acropolis

pp 153-175

SECTION VIII - Fifth and last Part of the Description of Pausanias.—The Acropolis, Areiopagus, and Academy

pp 176-299

SECTION IX - Of Peirteeus, Munychia, and Phalerum.—Of the Long Walls and other Fortifications of the City

pp 300-376

ADDITIONAL NOTES

pp 377-430

INDEX

pp 431-435

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