Society of Dilettanti [Editor]: Antiquities of Ionia (Band 1) (London, 1821)

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Antiquities of Ionia (Band 1) — London, 1821

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IONIA,

Preface to the first Edition

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out of what they had found most worthy of observation in Ionia; a country in … not, upon the whole, owe as much to Ionia, and the adjoining coast, as to any

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where more than in Ionia; nor has any spot of the same extent produced more

Introduction

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them to re-publish the first volume of the Antiquities of Ionia, which has been

Chapter I: Teos

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city of their tutelary God; supplying from it Ionia, and the country beyond as far as the

Chapter II: Priene

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Ionia is at present so little visited or known; the only tour through this tract, as yet given to the

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In the article of Teos it is remarked, that Xerxes destroyed all the temples in Ionia except at

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heathen traveller; for Pausanias,^ after affirming that Ionia was adorned with temples, such as no

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Miletus, Dromiscos and Perne ; and Hybanda, once an island of Ionia, is now two hundred stadia,

Chapter III: Didyme

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but as one of the wonders peculiar to Ionia ; and Vitruvius numbers this among the four temples

Chapter V: Samos

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approached by a causeway, such spots being often selected in Ionia, either from the real or ima-

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ANTIQUITIES

OF

IONIA,

PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY

OF

DILETTANTI.

PART THE FIRST.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY W. BULMER AND W. NICOL.

SOLD BY G. AND W. NICOL, BOOKSELLERS TO HIS MAJESTY;

PAYNE AND FOSS, PALL-MALL j LONGMAN AND CO. PATERNOSTER-ROW; AND

RODWELL AND MARTIN, BOND-STREET.

MDCCCXXI.

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