Dodwell, Edward: A classical and topographical tour through Greece, during the years 1801, 1805, and 1806: in two volumes (Band 2) (London, 1819)

CONTENTS

VOL. II.

CHAPTER I.

General remarks, and miscellaneous customs—Soil and climate of Attica—Provisions—Music of
modern Greece—Dances—Complaints made at Constantinople against the Voivode of Athens—
Intrusion of the Disdar into the bath of Turkish women—his discovery and danger—his flight to
^Egina, and clandestine return to Athens—his concealment in the author's house—Visit of the
author to the Disdar's wife, and their perilous situation—Superstitions of the Athenians—The
Evil, or Envious Eye—Games of the modern Greeks—Birds of Attica—Reptiles—Insects-
Compendium of the final history of Athens, and its capture by the Turks - Page 1

CHAPTER II.

J°urney toThessaly—Kasha—Castle of Phyle—Skourto—To Kakasialasi—Thebes—Lake of Hylika
-—Villages Sengenaand Karditza—Ruins of Akraiphnion—Ruins of a city, probably Kopai—Lake
Kopais—Village Kokinos—Katabathra—Village Martini—Pass of Andera—Ruins—Opuntian
P>lf—Likadi islands—Ruins of a city—Town of Talando—Village Libanatis—Ancient fort
near the sea—Ruins of a city—Villages Longaki, Dervitziali, Andera, and Katomolo—Pass of
llerm0pylffi—Thermal springs—Mount Oeta—Khan - - . - 51

CHAPTER III.

To Zetoun, ^mainsQfL(m.a_Ru.ns of a city—Village Stilidi—Ruins of Echinos—Villages of Rakes
5:,^-Ruins 0f a city—Villages of Makala and Pteleo—Ruins of a city—Village of

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