Falkener, Edward, 1814-1896 · London, Day & son · leaf 271
II. Thus for six hundred years Ephesus was governed by a republic ;one hundred years by kings; twenty by an oligarchy ; one hun-dred and thirty it was controlled by a foreign garrison, and from190 B.C. it was subject to the kings of Pergatnus and theRomans. PART II. THE TEMPLE OF DIANA. The Temple… … NOTICE OF THE WORKS OF ANCIENT WRITERS. PREPOSTEROUS ACCOUNTS OF MODERN TRAVELLERS. •— MAGNIFICENCE AND CELE-BRITY OF THE TEMPLE. THE ancient writers on the Temple of Diana,whose names are come down to us, areCtesiphon, Metagenes, Democritns, and Philo.Others wrote on the City of the Ephesians,1…
Temple of Artemis (Ephesus) · Temples
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