Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 434
>ortant place, and is so still under the name of Canea,and like all the ports of Crete, is very picturesque. CllERsoxESUS, on the northern coast, was the port of Lyttcjs, but struckcoins of its own [No. 567a.] Polyrhenium had good coins, with a facing bullshead [579a]. (6Ve page 152.) r … n^j-^ys^ Crete—Kh.\ne.\ (or C.\xe.\), the ancient Cydonia. When Lord Dufferin was visiting Asia Minor some years ago he acquiredat a village near the site of the ancient city of Teos, a number of marble slabsbearing inscriptions recording treaties made between the Teians and certaincities in…
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