...forum, in which several streets terminate, is embellished with temples and statues. It likewise contains the edifices in which the senate, the ephori, and other bodies of magistrates, assemble ; as also a portico which the Lacedaemonians erected after the battle of Platae, at the expenceof...

...superior to any in Greece. Q. What is remarkable of the Spartan forum ? A. The great square or forum, in which several streets terminated, was embellished...senate, the ephori, and other bodies of magistrates, held their assemblies. Q. What is remarkable of the temple of Minerva ? A. This temple, which was on...

...therefore the houses of the Spartans were destitute of ornaments. The great Square, or forum, however, in which several streets terminated, was embellished with temples and statues. It also contained the public edifices, in which the assemblies of the various bodies of magistrates were held. Sparta was...

...separated from each other ; and thus Lacedœmon was not united like Athens. The great square or forum was embellished with temples and statues. It also contained the edifices in which the senate and ephori assembled. On one of the highest eminences, stood a temple of MINERVA which was built of...

...therefore the houses of the Spartanswere destitute of ornaments. The P*at Square, or forum, however, in which several streets terminated, was embellished with temples and statues. It also contained the public edifices, in which the assemblies of the various bodies of magistrates were held. Sparta was...

...therefore the houses of the Spartans were destitute of ornaments. The great Square, or fonim, however, in which several streets terminated, was embellished with temples and statues. It also contained the public edifices, in which the assemblies of the various bodies of magistrate! were held. Sparta was...

...therefore the houses of the Spartans were destitute of ornaments. The great Square, or forum, however, in which several streets terminated, was embellished with temples and statues. It also contained the public edifices, in which the assemblies of the various bodies of magistrates were held. § Sparta...

...each of which was occupied byone of the tribes of Sparta. $ 127. The great square or forum, 'Ayapu, in which several streets terminated, was embellished...these public edifices the most remarkable was the Partira of the Persian.', which the Lacedaemonians erected after the battle of Platsea, at the expense...

...each of which was occupied bvone of the tribes of Sparta. 4 127. The great square or forum, 'Ayo/>4, in which several streets terminated, was embellished...which the Lacedaemonians erected after the battle of Plaisa, at the expense of the vanquished, whose spoils they shared. The roof of this building was supported...

...principal streets of these towns terminated, was embellished with temples and statues : it contained also the edifices in which the senate, the ephori, and" other bodies of Spartan magistrates, were accustomed to assemble : there was besides a splendid portico, erected by...