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A series of Slides for the most part taken by Permission from .the CoHeotior Merlin, English Photographer, Stadium Street Athens. A few are taken by permission of Messrs, Romaides, of Hermes Street, Athens.
Beautifully Pointed , 5s. ; Plain Slides, Is. each.
1 Panorama of Athena. No. 1 , 31 Plutus (Wealth) pn arm of hia mother, Irene,
ills from ’’Hill of”Philopappus 3 of Nike Apteros from the Propyli Dpolis, Athens
Acropolis, Athens ry statue of Athena
11 Copy of Phidias’ gold and ivory st
in the Parthenon, Athens
12 Athena leaning on her spear.
Acropolis Museum, Athens, attitude of grief and gazing <
5th century b.o.
13 Erectheum from North.^Acropolis, Athens
15 Areopagus and Grotto of Eumenides (Furies), i Areopagus. if Dionysus at )les
is Eleutherius
IT Theatre i
13 General _
Athens, showing his
»,from N.E.,^
32
Athena 33 Poseidon
_ _ _ _ a; built middle of
’"’“4th century mo-by Polycleltus A Corinthian Capital. 4th century n.o.
n West of Pelopon
Charon conveying
Plain of Marathon from the Mou Greeks were buried, looking ml
(The Greek Army was i
24 Plain
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25 Plain of M:
26 Temple of ,
27 ^ of Sunil
on the end of the Promontory southernmost Cape of Attica jus and the Straits of Salamis _ _ unyohia, the Citadel of Pirseus
28 Bust of an Ephebus (young soldier) m Acropolis
29 Bu^UofUHygem“godd^s°e“f “Health), Central „ Museum, Athens. 4th century B.o.
30 i‘?>e_B0ddess .of
Df Apollo ai Built abohHw la of Olympia. No. 1
of Hera at Olympia, 800 B.o. ; the oldest >le there, and the one m which the lies of Praxiteles was found in 1876 with the Infant Dionysus, by Praxiteles, sentury b.c. The finest statue in tne
f the Hermes of Praxiteles at Olympia
ninth, General View „ Vanity Fair unohing at Aneste
.aiii of Argos, Dr. ncient Greek Sculpts
120 Athens, The Acropolis
121 „ ., fromThesaeum
122 The Acropolis, Propyliea.
Olympieon
130 Athens, The Caryatides
131 „ Caryatides
132 The Erectheum
133 Erectheum
134 Games (Olympic) in
Stadium (modern)
135 „ Greek. Theatre Ex
9 iEgina.
Disembarkment
151 Corfeste Children 162 Corfu, From the Sea
153 „ View from Citadel
154 „ On the Quay
155 Corinth, Canal looking West
156 „ Temple .
157 „ The Acroconnthos
9 Corinth, The Acrooorintbos, A
160 Butafonthe way to Eleusis (Salamis beyond)
„ Roadside Well Eleusis, Propylaaa
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ie Mys
167 „ Colonnade
169 Mycente, General View
of” the great ibsciveries by Dr. Schliemann 171 Mycensu, Treasure house of Marathon Road
Poros, fr Two Coi
>untrymen on Mules