Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- ERRATA
- INTRODUCTION
- THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ATHENS
- SECTION I The Description of Athens by Pausanias
- SECTION II Of the Positions and existing Monuments of ancient Athens, concerning the Identity of which there can be little or no Doubt
- SECTION III Of Mounts Anchesmus and Lycabettus.—Of Dipylum and the Peiraic Gate
- SECTION IV First Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to Enneacrunus
- SECTION V Second Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to the Prytaneium
- SECTION VI Third Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Prytaneium to the Stadium
- SECTION VII Fourth part of the route of Pausanias.—Front the Prytaneium to the Propylaa of the Acropolis
- SECTION VIII Fifth and last Part of the Description of Pausanias.—The Acropolis, Areiopagus, and Academy
- SECTION IX Of Peirteeus, Munychia, and Phalerum.—Of the Long Walls and other Fortifications of the City
- ADDITIONAL NOTES
- INDEX
- Plate section
SECTION VII - Fourth part of the route of Pausanias.—Front the Prytaneium to the Propylaa of the Acropolis
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 October 2011
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- ERRATA
- INTRODUCTION
- THE TOPOGRAPHY OF ATHENS
- SECTION I The Description of Athens by Pausanias
- SECTION II Of the Positions and existing Monuments of ancient Athens, concerning the Identity of which there can be little or no Doubt
- SECTION III Of Mounts Anchesmus and Lycabettus.—Of Dipylum and the Peiraic Gate
- SECTION IV First Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to Enneacrunus
- SECTION V Second Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Stoa Basileius to the Prytaneium
- SECTION VI Third Part of the Route of Pausanias.—From the Prytaneium to the Stadium
- SECTION VII Fourth part of the route of Pausanias.—Front the Prytaneium to the Propylaa of the Acropolis
- SECTION VIII Fifth and last Part of the Description of Pausanias.—The Acropolis, Areiopagus, and Academy
- SECTION IX Of Peirteeus, Munychia, and Phalerum.—Of the Long Walls and other Fortifications of the City
- ADDITIONAL NOTES
- INDEX
- Plate section
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- The Topography of AthensWith Some Remarks on its Antiquities, pp. 153 - 175Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010First published in: 1821