...Cenchres is at present occupied by a single farm-house, near which is a well of excellent water. Cenchres was the naval station of the Corinthians on the east,...hills, on the side of which is the village of Xylo Kerata. Passing by some ancient quarries, we reached D 5 the village of Hexomili, or Korio Americano,...

...even covered by its waters, are the foundations of a variety of buildings, the plans of which may yet be traced, as the walls still remain, to the height of from two feet to three feet and a-half. CENSER. In the Hebrew text there is a distinction which is not preserved in our version, respecting...

...even coloured by its waters are the foundations of a variety of buildings, the plans of which may yet be traced, as the walls still remain to the height of from two feet to three feet and a half. (Major Sir G. Temple's Travels in Greece and Turkey, vol. ip 57.) Except its name and memory,...

...even coloured by its waters are the foundations of a variety of buildings, the plans of which may yet be traced, as the walls still remain to the height of from two fett to three feet and a halt'. (Major Sir G. Temple's Travels in Greece and Turkey, vol. ip 57.) Except...

...even covered by its waters, are the foundations of a variety of buildings, the plans of which may yet be traced, as the walls still remain to the height of from two feet to three feet and a half. Some traces of the moles of the port are also still visible (Leake's Ifana, iii, 233-235)....

...even covered by its waters, are the foundations of a variety of building*, the plans of which may yet be traced, as the walls still remain to the height of from two feet to three feet and a half. Some traces of the moles of the port are also still visible (Lcuke's J/onu, iii, 233-235)....