... to be left in the walls between the joints of the stones, the number and situation of these air-holes being left to the discretion of the architect. Such was, in outline, the great arsenal of the Piraeus. Thither on hot summer days, we may suppose,... Athens and Its Monuments - Page 395by Charles Heald Weller - 1913 - 412 pagesFull view - About this book
| Pausanias - 1898 - 622 pages
...being left to the discretion of the architect. Such was, in outline, the great arsenal of the Piraeus. Thither on the burning days of summer, one may suppose,...streets, and to promenade in the cool, lofty, and dimly lighted arcade, often stopping to gaze with idle curiosity or patriotic pride at the long array... | |
| James George Frazer - 1900 - 442 pages
...Piraeus. Thither on hot summer days, we may suppose, crowds were glad to escape from the dust and glare of the streets and to promenade in the cool, lofty,...tackle which spoke of the naval supremacy of Athens. Before we quit the war-harbours we should note the Choma, as it was called, a quay near the mouth of... | |
| James George Frazer - 1900 - 442 pages
...Piraeus. Thither on hot summer days, we may suppose, crowds were glad to escape from the dust and glare of the streets and to promenade in the cool, lofty,...tackle which spoke of the naval supremacy of Athens. Before we quit the war-harbours we should note the Choma, as it was called, a quay near the mouth of... | |
| James George Frazer - 1917 - 440 pages
...Piraeus. Thither on hot summer days, we may suppose, crowds were glad to escape from the dust and glare of the streets and to promenade in the cool, lofty,...tackle which spoke of the naval supremacy of Athens. Before we quit the war-harbours we should note the Choma, as it was called, a quay near the mouth of... | |
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