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NOTES.
GLASS V.
SCULPTURE OF THE TEMPLE OF MINERVA.
1 The townships Theseus united to form the city,
were twelve in number, (Strabo, lib. ix.) including the
Cecropia, or Acropolis. Stephanus Byzantinus, there-
fore, in saying that Theseus induced eleven town-
ships to form one city in the Cecropia, was not mis-
taken, as Meursius thinks, who would read ttvelve
instead of eleven. Meursius in Theseo. Stephanus de
Urbibus.
2 In the Pcecile, Theseus was represented as issu-
ing from the earth to fight the barbarians. Pausa-
nias, Attics, cap. xv.
3 Pausanias, Attics, cap. xv. xvii. xxv. Plin. cap.
xxxvi. § 4.
4 Plin. loc. cit. Paus. Attics, cap. xvii. xxviii.
5 Pausanias, Attics, cap. xxiv.
6 Ibid, cap. xxvii.
' Ibid, cap. xvii.
8 Ibid, cap. iii. xxvii.
9 The place where Theseus and Pirithous con-
certed many of their adventures, is said to have
been near the temple of Serapis. Paus. Attics,
cap. xviii.
10 He was represented thus in the porticoes of the
Ceramicus—©ijereuc, A^oxparia, xa\ Ajj/aoc (Paus. Att.
iii.) Euripides, in Suppl. frequently mentions the
democracy founded in Athens by Theseus.
§4,
Paus. Attics, cap. xvii. xxviii. Plin. cap. xxxvi.
12 Xenophon de Re Equestri, cap. xii. 10.
13 Ibid, cap. i. xi. 1, 8, 9. Julius Pollux, Onomast.
n. 211.
14 Meursius, Panathenasa, cap. xix. Plato in
Hipparcho.
15 Pindar, Isthm. Ode VI. Str. 3.
10 Lucretius V. v. 1409, 1422, et seq.
17 See Bracci Comment. de Antiq. Sculpt. Tom. I.
Tab. XLVIII. and Tab. XXVII. of Additional
Monuments. Also Mus. Pium-CIement. Tom. II.
Tab. XXI. (c)
18 Theophrast. Hist. Plant. IV. 10 ; respecting the
Kaoena, or Thessalian pileum, see Eustathius onHomer.
II. K. pag. 1931, 1. 9. Jul. Poll. VII. 174.
19 Xenophon de Re Equestri, cap. xii. 10.
20 Lucian, ed. Hemsterhusii, Tom. I. p. 279.
21 Voyages, Tom. II. p. 145, et seq.
22' Pausanias, Arcad. xxx.
23 Ibid, Achaics, cap. xxi. Arcadics, xxx.
24 See ut supra, 22.
25 Heliodorus, /Ethiop. I.
26 Horace, Carmen Saecularc, v. 0.
27 Spanheim, Obs. in Callimach. Hymn. in Dian.
1; in Apoll. v. 8.
CLASS VI.
A COLLECTION OF VIEWS, RUINS, &c.
1 Demosth. I. Philip. •» Chandler's Travels in Greece, p. 37.
2 Stuart, Vol. II. p. 14. « Ibid, p. 12.
3 Pausanias, Attics xxxii. Chandler's Travels, ° Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Em-
P- 163- pire, Vol. III. p. 16.
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GLASS V.
SCULPTURE OF THE TEMPLE OF MINERVA.
1 The townships Theseus united to form the city,
were twelve in number, (Strabo, lib. ix.) including the
Cecropia, or Acropolis. Stephanus Byzantinus, there-
fore, in saying that Theseus induced eleven town-
ships to form one city in the Cecropia, was not mis-
taken, as Meursius thinks, who would read ttvelve
instead of eleven. Meursius in Theseo. Stephanus de
Urbibus.
2 In the Pcecile, Theseus was represented as issu-
ing from the earth to fight the barbarians. Pausa-
nias, Attics, cap. xv.
3 Pausanias, Attics, cap. xv. xvii. xxv. Plin. cap.
xxxvi. § 4.
4 Plin. loc. cit. Paus. Attics, cap. xvii. xxviii.
5 Pausanias, Attics, cap. xxiv.
6 Ibid, cap. xxvii.
' Ibid, cap. xvii.
8 Ibid, cap. iii. xxvii.
9 The place where Theseus and Pirithous con-
certed many of their adventures, is said to have
been near the temple of Serapis. Paus. Attics,
cap. xviii.
10 He was represented thus in the porticoes of the
Ceramicus—©ijereuc, A^oxparia, xa\ Ajj/aoc (Paus. Att.
iii.) Euripides, in Suppl. frequently mentions the
democracy founded in Athens by Theseus.
§4,
Paus. Attics, cap. xvii. xxviii. Plin. cap. xxxvi.
12 Xenophon de Re Equestri, cap. xii. 10.
13 Ibid, cap. i. xi. 1, 8, 9. Julius Pollux, Onomast.
n. 211.
14 Meursius, Panathenasa, cap. xix. Plato in
Hipparcho.
15 Pindar, Isthm. Ode VI. Str. 3.
10 Lucretius V. v. 1409, 1422, et seq.
17 See Bracci Comment. de Antiq. Sculpt. Tom. I.
Tab. XLVIII. and Tab. XXVII. of Additional
Monuments. Also Mus. Pium-CIement. Tom. II.
Tab. XXI. (c)
18 Theophrast. Hist. Plant. IV. 10 ; respecting the
Kaoena, or Thessalian pileum, see Eustathius onHomer.
II. K. pag. 1931, 1. 9. Jul. Poll. VII. 174.
19 Xenophon de Re Equestri, cap. xii. 10.
20 Lucian, ed. Hemsterhusii, Tom. I. p. 279.
21 Voyages, Tom. II. p. 145, et seq.
22' Pausanias, Arcad. xxx.
23 Ibid, Achaics, cap. xxi. Arcadics, xxx.
24 See ut supra, 22.
25 Heliodorus, /Ethiop. I.
26 Horace, Carmen Saecularc, v. 0.
27 Spanheim, Obs. in Callimach. Hymn. in Dian.
1; in Apoll. v. 8.
CLASS VI.
A COLLECTION OF VIEWS, RUINS, &c.
1 Demosth. I. Philip. •» Chandler's Travels in Greece, p. 37.
2 Stuart, Vol. II. p. 14. « Ibid, p. 12.
3 Pausanias, Attics xxxii. Chandler's Travels, ° Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Em-
P- 163- pire, Vol. III. p. 16.
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