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The museum of classical antiquities : being a series of essays on ancient art (1860)

Falkener, Edward, 1814-1896, Wood, J. E, Davies, Benjamin Rees · London : Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts · leaf 739

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he inland cities.] * Capt. Spratt, Admh-alty Chart, 1851. t Id. X On the slopes of Mount Dicta, towards Settia, Bondelmonte observed twoancient sites, which he attributed to Camara and Olus. Some marble ruinsexisted at the former place; and the latter city he describes as a very strongfortress,… … 111 the British Museum. was situated fifteen miles south of Settia at Monte-forte^ arocky mountain, difficult of access, if not impassable, except byone road. There are some vestiges of ancient buildings andcisterns. [We learn from the inscriptions at Teos that Apollo was the tutelar deity ofthis…

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