Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 186
ominent part of thecitadel, in a place where one would have expected tofind the kings palace, is very significant; the more so, asthe slabs of the two parallel rows perfectly resemble thefive unsculptured tombstones and the slabs of the twelvesmall reservoirs, and all these monuments appear to… … No. 156. Fragment of a perforated Tcrra-cotta Vase, (it M.| Actual size. the Sepulchre of Cecrops, the first king of Athens. Butwe now know with certainty that Cecrops is nothing elsethan Kacyapa or Cacyapa, who was a sun-god, and thusthe story of Cecrops having been buried in the Acropolis isa…
