Eschenburg, Johann Joachim, 1743-1820. [from old catalog], Fiske, Nathan Welby, 1798-1847, [from old catalog] ed. and tr · Philadelphia, E. C. & J. Biddle · leaf 55
Munychia, Phalerum, and Piraeus, was encompassed with walls of unequalstrength, built at different times and by different persons. The principal parts of thewalls were the Maxpa rel-xv, which joined the harbor of Pirseus to the city, and whichbeing about five miles in length, were sometimes called… … p. I. EUROPE. HELLAS. TOPOGRAPHY OF ATHENS. 31 side was called Ndnov reXxoi, or rrapa itia-ov^ reixv, to distinguish it from the south wallot the citadel, and sometimes reixos (jxiXripiKdv, because it included the port of Phalerum.It was built by Themistocles, of huge square stones, not cemented…
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