Wordsworth, Christopher: Greece: pictorial, descriptive and historical (London, 1840)

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GREEK GEOGRAPHY.

Scylax, Pehiplus.—See Philological MoMum, L p. 2 IS i Hudson's Geog. Grace., vol.i.

Dic.barchds, scholar of Aristotle, Status Graccia;.—Hudson, Geog. Grace., vol ii.

Sctmnds Chios, Orbis Descriptio.—Hudson, Geog. Gr., vol. ii.

Diostsios Pekiegetes.—Bernhardy, Geog. Gr., voL i.

Steabo of Amasia in Cappadocia, in the Augustan Age, books viii. ix. x.

Pomponius Mela, book ii. cap. 3.

Caios Plinids Secundds, book iv. cap. 1 to 13.

:- \se.h ii!''.'ijjiiisdocia, Ten Books. Travelled in Greece in the time of the Antoniiies.

Cyhtacus of Ancona. Travelled in Greece about 1430, principal!)'with a view to collect ancient

Martin Kbaus, or Krusius, Professor at Tubingen. His Tureo-Gta:eia, 1573.

Sandys, Relation of a Journey in the Turkish Empire, 1628.

Medrsios, his geographical and antiquarian Treaties in Grononi Amiuuitates Graeca:.

Babin, Relation de 1'e'tat present de la villc d'Atliencs, 167-i.

Carrey's Drawings of the Parthenon, made about 1674, for the French Ambassador the Marquis of

Kointel, now iu the Royal Library. Paris: copies in the British Museum.
Guillet de la GuiLLETtEBE, Athencs ancienne ct moderne. Paris, 1675. An apocryphal work.—

See Quarterly Review, No. 127.
Palm erii Gnecia; Descriptio, 1673.

Jacob Spok of Lyons, Voyage, &c., 1676. Lyon, 1678, 2 vols. 12m0.
Whelek, Rev. Sir George, Journey into Greece. London, 1082, folio; with an excellent Map for