Select views in Greece : with classical illustrations. (1829)
Williams, Hugh William, 1773-1829, Cockerell, C. R. (Charles Robert), 1788-1863, Black, Adam, 1784-1874, publisher, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, publisher · London; : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, and Adam Black, Edinburgh. · leaf 191
temple ora palace, termed the Sisypheum. It is built of white stone, and the ruins are ofconsiderable extent.—J. P. Corinth !- Her name for Pallas heavenly arts renownd,Spread like the foliage which her pillars crownd ;But now in fatal desolation laid,Oblivion oer it draws a dreadful shade.… … & i O 5a ^ Bft MOUNTAINS OF LOCRI OZOL.E, LOOKING TOWARDS NALP ACTUS FROM THE HEIGHTS ABOVE ROUMILIA, GULPH OF CORINTH. Naupactus, the name of which is derived from the circumstance that therethe Heraclidas huilt the first ship for their expedition against the Peloponnesus,originally belonged…
Architecture, Greek
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