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Greek coins and their parent cities (1902)

Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 259

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alludesto the purple dye of which it was the origin. NAPLES, AND SOUTHWARDThe Greek Neapolis is still in evi-dence, a great port and the most populous The Psyche of Capua.city in Italy, with its name scarcely changed. (Naples Museum.)It got its title of new city from its parent Cumae (of which we… … PHISTELIA, CUMAE, XAPLES, PAESTfrM 165 There are extensive classic ruins all along the cojxst, as far as its parentcitys site, but these are mostly of Roman times. Neapolis was also known as PAUTHEXori:. It has always been such agreat city that any (Jreek ruins must iiave been built over and…

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