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III (a) Panakton ( Gyphtokastro), Attic border fort 42 (b) Messene, section of wall and Arcadian Gate 42 IV Athens, west side of agora, model 59 v Miletus, harbour and north agora, model 74 VI Olympia, model 91 VII (a) Delphi, sanctuary of Apollo, model 92 (b) Athens, Acropolis, model 92 VIII (a) Unfinished temple at Segesta 105 (b) Temple of Artemis at Ephesus 105 IX Stoa of Athenians, Delphi III X Megalopolis, theatre and thersilion 122 XI View to east from Delphi, with gymnasium 139 XII (a) Priene, lower gymnasium, stadium and city-wall, restoration 155 (b) Stadium attached to shrine of Asclepius at Epi-. daurus 155 XIII (a) Athens, primitive theatre and temple of Dionysus, restoration 170 (b) Theatre attached to shrine of Asclepius at Epidaurus 170 XIV (a) Priene, street leading from agora, restoration !83 (b) House-model from Perachora !83 XV (a) ' Villa of Good Fortune ', Olynthus, restoration 187 (b) Courtyard of house, Priene, restoration 187 XVI (a) South-west fountain-house, Athens, model 202 (b) Fountain-house at Ialysos,

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
R. E. Wycherley (auth.)
Publisher
Macmillan Education UK
Published
1962
Language
EN
ISBN
9781349003365
Category
nonfiction

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