 | Pausanias - Greece - 1794 - 408 pages
...land. Afcending from hence in Afaea, and mingling itfelf with the water of Eurotas, it falls a fecond time into the earth, emerges from hence, in that place...Arcadians call the fountains, and running through the Pifaean and Olympian plains, pours itfelf into the fea above Cyllene, which is a haven of the Eleans.... | |
 | Pausanias - Art, Greek - 1824 - 374 pages
...flows from Phylace and Sumbola, and merges itself in the Tegeatic land. Ascending from hence in Asaea, and mingling itself with the water of Eurotas, it...Arcadians call the fountains, and running through the Pisaean and Olympian plains, pours itself into the sea above Cyllene, which is a haven of .the Eleans.... | |
 | Pausanias - Art, Greek - 1824 - 358 pages
...flows from Phylace and Sumbola, and merges itself in the Tegeatic land. Ascending from hence in Asaea, and mingling itself with the water of Eurotas, it...Arcadians call the fountains, and running through the Pisaean and Olympian plains, pours itself into the sea above Cyllene, which is a haven of the Eleans.... | |
 | John Livingston Lowes - Imagination - 1927 - 694 pages
...again rises out of it. Thus it ... merges itself in the Tegeatic land. Ascending I from hence in Asxa, and mingling itself with the water of Eurotas, * \...Arcadians call the fountains, and running through the Pisaean and Olympian plains, pours itself into the sea. . . . Nor can the agitation of the Adriatic... | |
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Sumbola, and merges itself in the Tegeatic land. Ascending from hence in Asaea, and mingling itself with the water of Eurotas, it falls a second time into the earth, emerges from hence, in that place which the Arcadians call the fountains, and running... 