...been rudely swept together at the foot of the north side of the Acropolis, a«d enclosed by a gardeft wall, three or four miles in circumference. The buildings...four-fifths of the inclosure; the remainder is ploughed, and sown with barley at present, The distant appearance of the Acropolis somewhat resembles that of Stirling...

...been rudely swept together at the foot of the North side of its Acropolis or citadel, and inclosed by a garden wall, three or four miles in circumference....about four-fifths of the inclosUre : the remainder produces barley. The -distant appearance of the Acropolis somewhat resembles Stirling Castle, in Scotland,...

...citj looks as if two or three ill built villages hid been rudely swept together at the foot of the S. side of the Acropolis, and enclosed by a garden wall,...circumference. The buildings occupy about four-fifths of the enclosure, the remainder produces barley. The distant appearance of the Acropolis someshat resembles...