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

INDEX

The Roman numerals refer to tfie volumes; the figures to the pages of each

volume.

A.

Abraxas, or Basilidian stone, copy of one, i.
190. Observations on its uses, ibid. Tran-
script of one, ii. 458.

Academy at Atheus, 1.411,

Acarnania, islands on the coast of, described, i.
60, 61.

Achaian mountains, beautiful scenery of, ii. 302.

Achamee, ruins of, i. 521, 522.

Acheloos, (river) ancient history and present
state of, i. 102—104-.

Acroceraunian mountains described, i. 22, 23.
Character of the inhabitants of this range, 24.
Ignited hydrogen on their summits, 24, 25.
Linguetta of, 25.

Acrocorinthos, or acropolis of Corinth, described,
ii. 187—189. Beautiful view from its vici-
nity, 190.

Acropolis of Athens, antiquities in the vicinity
of, described, i. 297—302. Its ancient en-
trance, 303. Cave of Pan, 304. Turkish
cemetery, 305. Structure of the walls of the
acropolis, 306, 307. By whom destroyed,
308, 309. Entrance to it, 310. Description
of the Propylaea and its contiguous buildings,
313—318. " Present state of the Parthenon,
321—345. Of the Erectheion, 346—352.
And of the Pandroseion, 352—357. Modern
state of the acropolis, 358. Plants growing
there, 359.

Acropolis of Thorikos, i. 536. Of Elateia, ii.

VOL. ii. 3

140. Of Argos, 217—221. Of Mycena,
241. Of Tiryns, 249. Of Lepreos, 347.
Of Cyparissiai, 350.

JEgina, (island) voyage to, i. 558, 559. Ruins
of the ancient city of ^-Egina, 560. Sketch of
the history of this island, 561, 562. Descrip-
tion of it, 563, 564. Probable ruins of Oie,
565. Cave on Mount Panhelleuion, 56C.
Description of the temple of Jupiter Panhel-
lenios, 567—571. Remarks on the iEginetan
style of sculpture, 572. Scarabaei found there,
573. Coins of iEgina, 574.

sEgion, ruins of, ii. 304, 305.

ASgira, ruins of, described, ii. 298, 299.

ASlian's description of the vale of Tempe, ii. 117.

JEpasian Plain, probable site of, ii. 347.

ASschylus, illustration of, i. 51 1.

AZsculapius, ruins of the sacred grove of, ii. 256.
257.

Aganippe, fountain of, i. 257.

Agia Euphcmia, ruins at, i. 145.

■dgia Eirene, ruins at, ii. 398.

Agios Blasios, arrival of the author at, i. 207.
Inhospitality of the inhabitants, ibid. Account
of ancient ruins there, 208—210.

■dgio Andreas, ruins near, ii. 452.

Agios-Georgios, ruins at, described, ii. 395,396.

Agios Joannes, village, journey to, ii. 290.

Agios Isidoros, khan of, ii. 346.

Agiru, a region of Corfu, notice of, i. 39,

Agriculture highly venerated by the Egyptians,
ii. 5. And inhabitants of Attica, 6.