...princjpal evidence of the Areiopagus having been the rocky height, which is separated from the western end of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication...between the northern and southern divisions of the city, is found in the preceding extract from the Attica of Pausanias, (c. 28.) confirmed by a passage...

...identity of the Areiopagus with that rocky height which is separated only from the western end pague' of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication...western end of the Acropolis 2 ; and in the lines of ^Eschylus, who refers to it in similar terms as the position of the camp of the Amazones, when they...

...countrymen. This far-famed seat of justice occupies a rocky eminence, separated from the western end of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication between the northern and soutliren divisions of the city. The area of the court H of a quadrangular form, and large enough to...

..."The identity of the Areopagus with that rocky height which is separated only from the western end of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication...the northern and southern divisions of the ancient city, is found in the words of Pausanias (above quoted), and in the remark of Herodotus that it was...

...the crime of murder, was, beyond all doubt, the rocky height which is separated from the western end of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication...between the northern and southern divisions of the city. The court of the Areopagus was simply an open space on the highest summit of the hill, the judges...

..." The identity of the Areopagus with that rocky height which is separated only from the western end of the Acropolis by a hollow, forming a communication between the northern and southern d;Sect. Ц. sinus of the ancient city, is found in thn words of Pausanins (above quoted), and in the...