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CONTENTS.
XVII
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Muezin's summons to prayer. The use of bells in Greek churches.
The probable sites of Inatos, Priansos, and Praesos. An interesting
inscription. The sites of Pyranthos, Stelae, Asterusia, and Pyloros.
Haghfus Dhe'ka. Ampelussa. The ancient Ampelos. The modern
'Ampelos. A Sfakian distich. Dibaki. Klfma. Apodhiilo.
Cretan salutation. Events at Apodhulo. The daughter of Captain
Ale'xandhros, carried off in 1821 as a slave, returns to Crete, in
1829, the wife of an English gentleman. Probable sites of Psykhion
and Sulia. Monastery of Asdmatos.......................................... 297
Monastery of Asdmatos. Events at Rhfthymnos in July 1821. The
Cretan's attachment to his native land. The water of the stone.
Monastery of Arkadhi. The sites of Eleutherna and Sybritia.
Fate of the Mohammedan leader Iatimeles. Exactions of the
Sfakians. Amnato. Mosque, and vestiges of the Venetians.
Tripodos, Demeter, and Iasion. Effects of the Greek doctrine
of transubstantiation exemplified in the language of a drunken
Mohammedan. Identity between certain doctrines and practices
of the Roman and Greek churches. The Mohammedan prejudice
against wine common among Orientals. The vine of Egypt.
Arrival at Perivdlia, near Rhfthymnos. The "first floor" of a
Greek cottage. Springs the water of which is warm in winter
and cold in summer. Arrival at Khania after sunset. The
gates opened. Records of the French consulate. Sarcophagus
found at Arvf........................................................................... 307
Arrival at Haghfus Dheka
285
CHAPTER XIX.
CHAPTER XX.
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XVII
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Muezin's summons to prayer. The use of bells in Greek churches.
The probable sites of Inatos, Priansos, and Praesos. An interesting
inscription. The sites of Pyranthos, Stelae, Asterusia, and Pyloros.
Haghfus Dhe'ka. Ampelussa. The ancient Ampelos. The modern
'Ampelos. A Sfakian distich. Dibaki. Klfma. Apodhiilo.
Cretan salutation. Events at Apodhulo. The daughter of Captain
Ale'xandhros, carried off in 1821 as a slave, returns to Crete, in
1829, the wife of an English gentleman. Probable sites of Psykhion
and Sulia. Monastery of Asdmatos.......................................... 297
Monastery of Asdmatos. Events at Rhfthymnos in July 1821. The
Cretan's attachment to his native land. The water of the stone.
Monastery of Arkadhi. The sites of Eleutherna and Sybritia.
Fate of the Mohammedan leader Iatimeles. Exactions of the
Sfakians. Amnato. Mosque, and vestiges of the Venetians.
Tripodos, Demeter, and Iasion. Effects of the Greek doctrine
of transubstantiation exemplified in the language of a drunken
Mohammedan. Identity between certain doctrines and practices
of the Roman and Greek churches. The Mohammedan prejudice
against wine common among Orientals. The vine of Egypt.
Arrival at Perivdlia, near Rhfthymnos. The "first floor" of a
Greek cottage. Springs the water of which is warm in winter
and cold in summer. Arrival at Khania after sunset. The
gates opened. Records of the French consulate. Sarcophagus
found at Arvf........................................................................... 307
Arrival at Haghfus Dheka
285
CHAPTER XIX.
CHAPTER XX.
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