Chapter

 1 2 |   Hierophants--who flourished at Athens. Well, then (for I shall
 2 2 | Epimenides of old, who raised ar Athens the altars of Insult and
 3 2 |          Attica were confined to Athens. But those contests and
 4 3 |        grave of Acrisius; and at Athens, on the Acropolis, is that
 5 4 |   Olympia, and that of Polias at Athens, were executed of gold and
 6 4 |       that of the gods called at Athens venerable, Scopas made two
 7 4 |          of Dionysus Morychus at Athens was made of the stones called
 8 4 |          of the Alexandrians. At Athens it demolished the temple
 9 4 |          again, the sculptors at Athens made their Mercuries like
10 4 |       horse on his entrance into Athens is the temple of Demetrius
11 11|      search of human learning to Athens and the rest of Greece,
12 11|        and the whole world, with Athens and Greece, has already