...of the daug-hters of Cecrops of that name. Here, so late as the second century of the present sera, was the sacred olive-tree, which was said to have...the citadel. Here also was the image of the goddess, whieh was said to have fallert from heaven in the reign of Erichthonius, and which was guarded by dragons,...

...had burst, open, v. 6. 65. Palladium, -ii, n., t lu- Palladium, an image or statue of Pallas at Troy, which was said to have fallen from heaven in the reign of I Ins, the grandfather of Priam. Ihis, after building the city which he had been ordered by the oracle...

...of the daughters of Cccrops of that name. Here, so late as the second century of the Christian aira, was the sacred olivetree, which was said to have been...produced by Minerva, and to have been as old as the foundnnnn of the citadel. Here also wns the image of the goddess, which was said to have fallen from...

...of the daughters of Cecrops of that name. Here, so late as the second century of the Christian sera, was the sacred olivetree, which was said to have been...Erichthonius, and which was guarded by dragons, called iixnfoi tytis, and had a lamp always burning with oil, and an owl before it. The whole structure was...

...of Cecrops of that name. Here, so late as the second century of the Christian Eera, was the sacretl olivetree, which was said to have been produced by...the reign of Erichthonius, and which was guarded by dngons, called iitarpil o-jmt, and had a Inmp always burning with oil, and an owl before it. The whole...

...of the daughters of Cecrops ofthat name. Here, so late as the second century of the Christian œra, was the sacred olivetree, which was said to have been...been as old as the foundation of the citadel. Here alao was the image of the goddess, which was said to have fallen from heaven in the reign of Erichthonius,...

...was born, and soon after it rose from its ruins with more splendour and magnificence. The earliest image of the goddess, which was said to have fallen from heaven, (" the image which fell down from Jupiter,") was rude, and, to judge from ancient coms, was little...

...anagrams, by the use of which the Ephesians believed they would insure success in any undertaking. The image of the goddess, which was said to have fallen from Heaven, or, as they expressed it, descended from Jupiter, being the great object of both resident and stranger...

...magical words, by the use of which the Ephesians believed they would insure success in any undertaking. The image of the goddess, which was said to have fallen from heaven, or, as they expressed it, descended from Jupiter, being the great object of both resident and stranger...

...of the daughters of Cecrops ofthat name. Here, so late as the second century of the Christian aera, was the sacred olivetree, which was said to have been...Erichthonius, and which was guarded by dragons, called aixovpol o^cif, and had a lamp always burning with oil, and an owl before it. The whole structure was...