The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume 119

Aeschylus Akropolis ancient animal appears archaic argued argument Asclepiades associated Athenian Athens base become bedrock blocks building Cambridge century chapter Classical clear collection concerning construction context cuttings detailed dialogue Dinsmoor discussion earlier early evidence example existence fact figure followed fortification wall further Greece Greek Hellenistic human important indicate inscription interest interpretation Italy late later less lines London Mark means mentioned Musonius Mycenaean nature Nero noted original Oxford Painter passage perhaps period Persian philosophical PLATE Plato's political position possible present probably problem Propylon provides question reader reason reference remains represent restored rhetoric Roman seems shows side similar Socrates speech steps stones suggests temple tradition University vases victory volume West Cyclopean Wall