Observations on the topography of the plain of Troy
Subtitle: and on the principal objects within, and around it described, or alluded to, in the Iliad. Shewing that the system of M. de Chevalier, so long upheld, is founded on a most erroneous topography. And also, that the two sources, denominated the warm, and the cold, spring, on which his system materially rests, do not present any contrast; but are exactly alike in point of temperature; that is, cold. With a map, in which the topography set forth by M. de Chevalier, is contrasted with the several statements of three other travellers in the Troad. Also, a sketch of the western part of the region of Mount Ida
By: By James Rennell
Publisher: G. & W. Nicol
Published: 1814
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Notes: Includes index.