Primitive Athens As Described By Thucydides
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I. 8. 4.
3 To any one using my Mythology and Monuments of Ancient Athens I must at this point offer my apologies. The rough sketch map of the agora (facing p. 5) was made before Prof. Dorpfeld's excavations. The Limnae is wrongly marked on the district near the Dipylon. I was at that time convinced only that the Limnae did not lie South of the Acropolis and wrongly identified it with the sanctuary seen by Pausanias on his entrance into the city. The orchestra also on my plan must be moved furth...er to the South-East. The conjectural site of the Odeionseen by Pausanias is shown on Prof. Dorpfeld's plan (Fig. 46). At this point a curved foundation of Roman masonry has come to light.
4 Plat. Prot. 327.
5 Ar. Kan. Hyp. Edi5dx&Ti ewl KaXXi'ou TOV /uera 'Avriyevrj 5ia 4>tXuw5oi' 'j Arjvata.
6 Ar. Kan. 218 rjv dfj. (fii Xucrrjioi' Atos Ai6vu(roi' ev Ar)/J. Vats ia. \rj(fa. IJ. Tv TJJUX' o KpaiTra\OKiiifj. Os TOIJ lepolffi, Xi'Tpoifft X^pei /car' (fj. Ov re'/uei/os Xaiiv 6%Xoj.
Trans, by Mr Gilbert Murray.
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I. 8. 4.
3 To any one using my Mythology and Monuments of Ancient Athens I must at this point offer my apologies. The rough sketch map of the agora (facing p. 5) was made before Prof. Dorpfeld's excavations. The Limnae is wrongly marked on the district near the Dipylon. I was at that time convinced only that the Limnae did not lie South of the Acropolis and wrongly identified it with the sanctuary seen by Pausanias on his entrance into the city. The orchestra also on my plan must be moved furth...er to the South-East. The conjectural site of the Odeionseen by Pausanias is shown on Prof. Dorpfeld's plan (Fig. 46). At this point a curved foundation of Roman masonry has come to light.
4 Plat. Prot. 327.
5 Ar. Kan. Hyp. Edi5dx&Ti ewl KaXXi'ou TOV /uera 'Avriyevrj 5ia 4>tXuw5oi' 'j Arjvata.
6 Ar. Kan. 218 rjv dfj. (fii Xucrrjioi' Atos Ai6vu(roi' ev Ar)/J. Vats ia. \rj(fa. IJ. Tv TJJUX' o KpaiTra\OKiiifj. Os TOIJ lepolffi, Xi'Tpoifft X^pei /car' (fj. Ov re'/uei/os Xaiiv 6%Xoj.
Trans, by Mr Gilbert Murray.
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