Rous, Francis; Bogan, Zachary [Hrsg.]: Archaeologiae Atticae Libri Septem (Oxford, 1658)

Arch<eologi<e Attic£ Lib. i. Cap, 6. 27
•make mention of according to their Tribes3others there arc
which I know not how to distribate, none of the ancients
cither directing or furnishing me, But these are they. Agra*
Anchslmm. Am\biadt. Archilia, AftisaUa. Atalanta. A-
•.thra&ut Belbina. Brauron. Brikjsus. Enna. Echelid*. Zofttr.
Iiion. Cak. Ced<e. Cothocid*. Ccek. Cyntfarges. Ctvamr,
cm without the City the fame with AcaAtmia. ~Launm\'>
Lenaum. Lmri£. Munychia. Tames. Pnynx. Paireclui hit
ditch or trench, Schum. Sporgilus. Hydiufa Hsmeftfa? Hy-
fia.Phaura Pbomifii.Phrhii. Phomn. Chiton'.. Oto$k. To
which are put the llandes,calied Phsrmr.uU^vo in number
and Pfylallia.The Scholiaft of a Archives fpeaks as is h J I°Fa<mS
wereaDema;, botlfay notwithhim. Thegreateft ufe we p'*3
have ef thefe among authors5is in their forme of Law3maf
ters of contracts, and the like, that there might be no fraud
or deceit, that none either un juftly be taxed sor any thing,
or tax another. Hence read we such punstoail clanses in
their writs.N5ihe son os N}dwelling at Alosuaia Koi^hj, l&
Mex»W. K€f«f«'ii(/j os Ce/sj-os Milite, of Cermth; In these
villages were Temples os the Gcds. b Livie, Te»f/« pagatim b Dec.4,1.1;
jacrata. And againe Deluhra ftbisuijse, gu£ quondam pagatimV'i2>*3-
habitants inpafvis illis ccjiellis Viiffc ccnjarata, ntin mam
quidtm mbem cmtributi majeres [ui dt\ti\a rehnqmint. So
much wstneffeth cPausaniaf, who tells us that they worstip- c In Attids ;
ed fome pecculiarDeity^ yet nevertheicsse did tQ A5»s« P-17.1-4**-
«s«c 1»77//h3 honour Mimva. Some of them had peculiar
festivalls, as Brawn the folemnities Brauronia, to Diana
Dismea, to JuPiUiDiimeus, Chitonia &c.

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