Encyclopedia of antiquities : and elements of archaeology, classical and mediæval (1843)
Fosbroke, Thomas Dudley, 1770-1842 · London : M. A. Nattali · leaf 41
er. Argolis,pi. vii. J Letters, ii. 62—64. ^ P. 377, ed.Casaub. P. .59, ed. Sylburg. Dorians, ii. 17. Eng. Transl. CYCLOPEAN MASONRY. Oil which the people hved, and after-wards the whole number of personsinhabiting it. UoXis on the contrarymeans the city, which in the time ofHomer was probably… … Now with the city, everj thing thatconcerned the government of a statewas connected, and those exempt fromall personal shares in the labours of thefield, viz. the military families and thenobles, dwelt in it; hence it is viewedin Homer as a disgrace or a misfortune,for a noble to live among the…
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