Listed 11 sub titles with search on: Monuments reported by ancient authors for destination: "GYTHION Ancient city LACONIA".
In the market-place they have images of Apollo and of Heracles, and a Dionysus stands near them.
In the market-place they have images of Apollo and of Heracles, and a Dionysus stands near them.
In the market-place they have images of Apollo and of Heracles, and a Dionysus stands near them.
In another part of the city are Carnean Apollo, a sanctuary of Ammon and a bronze image of Asclepius.
In another part of the city are Carnean Apollo, a sanctuary of Ammon and a bronze image of Asclepius, whose temple is roofless, a spring belonging to the god, a holy sanctuary of Demeter and an image of Poseidon Earth-embracer.
In another part of the city are Carnean Apollo, a sanctuary of Ammon and a bronze image of Asclepius.
In another part of the city are Carnean Apollo, a sanctuary of Ammon and a bronze image of Asclepius, whose temple is roofless, a spring belonging to the god, a holy sanctuary of Demeter and an image of Poseidon Earth-embracer.
In another part of the city are Carnean Apollo, a sanctuary of Ammon and a bronze image of Asclepius, whose temple is roofless, a spring belonging to the god, a holy sanctuary of Demeter and an image of Poseidon Earth-embracer.
Here is also a gate called the Gate of Castor, and on the citadel have been built a temple and image of Athena.
Just about three stades from Ciythium is an unwrought stone. Legend has it that when Orestes sat down upon it his madness left him. For this reason the stone was named in the Dorian tongue Zeus Cappotas.
of Castor at Gythium
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