...which has been paid to Rome, since the decline of her temporal power, is but a feeble representation of that enjoyed by Athens during five centuries, among...We cannot have a stronger proof of this fact than 1 Dion. Cass. 1. 69. c. 16. Philost. in Hadrian. Hist. August, in Sever. Bad. in Marc. that the most...

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...which has been paid to Rome, since the decline of her temporal power, is but a feeble representation of that enjoyed by Athens during five centuries, among...were executed at the expense of foreign potentates.' (Lcake's Topography of Athens, pref. p. xxv.) To compress within reasonable limits the history of Athens,...

...which has been paid to Rome, since the decline of her temporal power, is but a feeble representation of that enjoyed by Athens during five centuries, among...were executed at the expense of foreign potentates.' (Leake s Topography of Athens, pref. p. xxv.) To compress within reasonable limits the history of Athens,...

...after the Marcomannic war '. Hadrian was Archon Eponymus 2, and twice passed the winter at Athens3. No city ever enjoyed such a course of prosperity after...an extensive gymnasium near the temple of Theseus 4. Sixty years afterwards, when the Athenians were 1 Dion Cass. 69, 11. Spartian. Hadrian. 13. Philostr....

...proof of this fact than that the most remarkable buildings erected at Athens, after the decline of her power, were executed at the expense of foreign potentates. The first example of this generosity occurred in B. c. 275, when Ptolemy Philadelphia, king of Egypt, bailt a gymnasium near the temple of Theseus...

...which has been paid to Eome since the decline of her temporal power, is but a feeble representation of that enjoyed by Athens, during five centuries, among all the nations into which Grecian civilisation had penetrated. We cannot have a stronger proof of this fact than that the most remarkable...