"The Deity has changed to nothing these cities; but I am not surprised
thereby, for I know that Destiny is ever striving to produce something new,
and changes the weak as well as the strong, by the power of Necessity."

PAUSANIAS.

NEW-YORK:

PAINE & BURGESS, 60 JOHN STREET.

184 6.

P43
V. I

Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1845,

BY G. A. PERDICARIS, A.M.

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Southern District of N. York,

L. C.

NAMES OF TOWN:

1. Piraeus

2. Athens.

3. Decelia
4. Chalcis.
5. Achmetaga
6. Ellinica
7. Xerochori
8. Castaniotitz
9.0rovies.

10. Thebes
11. Livadia
12. Arachova
13. Amphyssa
14.Galaxidi.
15. Vitrionitza
16. Epactus.
17. Missilonó
Agrenium
19.Brusso
20. Carpenisi
21. llypate

DEDICATED

TO THOSE

WHO ARE INTERESTED

IN THE

FATE OF GREECE.

IN submitting to you the following pages, it is, perhaps, unnecessary to remark that the subject is neither new nor neglected. Before and since the revolution of 1821, it gave rise to many and important works. The wellknown and justly-appreciated researches of Col. Leak, embody all that was known in the beginning of the present century—of the topography and the antiquities of Greece; and so thorough has he done his work, that apparently there is hardly a sheaf or an ear for the hand of the gleaner. Since the days of Col.