Outlines of Lectures On Ancient History
Outlines of Lectures On Ancient History
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terminate at the coast, as if formed by the retiring waters, such as Athens, Argos, Laconia, Messenia, and Elis. Others, such as Boeotia and Arcadia, are completely surrounded by a rampart of mountains, except at one point, where the waters of the valleys have made themselves an outlet. The lake of Topohas occupies the bottom of the western division of Boeotia, and receiving all the waters of the district, sends them off by (Catabothra) sub- terranean canals to the sea on the N. E. The Peloponn...esus has only one lake (Stymphalus, now called Zaracca, in Arcadia, ) M'hich also is supposed to have subterranean communication with the river Erasinus in Argolis. Most of the waters of the elevated central Plateaux of Arcadia are carried oflF by the channel of the Rouphia. The Rivers of Greece are literally TTOTafxoi, merely for cattle to drink, not for navigation.
The Physical Geography of Greece has had a remarkable influence on the character and history of the people. (See S. T. Coleridge'' s Remains, vol.
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terminate at the coast, as if formed by the retiring waters, such as Athens, Argos, Laconia, Messenia, and Elis. Others, such as Boeotia and Arcadia, are completely surrounded by a rampart of mountains, except at one point, where the waters of the valleys have made themselves an outlet. The lake of Topohas occupies the bottom of the western division of Boeotia, and receiving all the waters of the district, sends them off by (Catabothra) sub- terranean canals to the sea on the N. E. The Peloponn...esus has only one lake (Stymphalus, now called Zaracca, in Arcadia, ) M'hich also is supposed to have subterranean communication with the river Erasinus in Argolis. Most of the waters of the elevated central Plateaux of Arcadia are carried oflF by the channel of the Rouphia. The Rivers of Greece are literally TTOTafxoi, merely for cattle to drink, not for navigation.
The Physical Geography of Greece has had a remarkable influence on the character and history of the people. (See S. T. Coleridge'' s Remains, vol.
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