VIII. Sea Routes in the Eastern Mediterranean

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63. From Tunis to Malta (Syracuse)

64. From Tunis to Syracuse viâ Sfax, Tripoli, and Malta

65. From Tripoli to Alexandria viâ Benghazi and Derna

Leptis Magna, 412.—The Cyrenaica, 413.

66. From Tripoli to Constantinople viâ Derna and Crete

67. From (Marseilles, Genoa) Naples to Alexandria and Port Said

68. From Venice or Trieste to Alexandria and Port Said viâ Brindisi

Miramar. Divača, 427.

69. Alexandria

70. Port Said

71. From Alexandria or Port Said to Cairo

Cairo

History, 443.—History of Art, 444.—a. Northern Quarters (The Ezbekîyeh Garden, the Muski, Gâmia el-Azhar, Muristân Kalâûn, Gâmia el-Muaiyad), 445.—b. The S.E. Quarters (The Arab Museum, Gâmia Ibn Tulûn, Gâmia Sultân Hasan, Citadel, Gâmia en-Nâsir, Gâmia Mohammed Ali), 450.—c. The New Town (The Ismaîlîyeh and Tewfîkîyeh Quarters, Egyptian Museum, Gezîreh), 454.—d. Environs (The Mameluke Tombs, Heliopolis Oasis, Heliopolis-On, Old Cairo, Pyramids of Gîzeh, Memphis, and Sakkâra), 458.

72. From Alexandria or Port Said to Beirut (Smyrna, Constantinople) viâ Jaffa

From Haifa to Nâbulus; to Damascus viâ Derât (Nazareth, Tabarîya), 468.

73. From Jaffa to Jerusalem

From Jerusalem to Bethlehem, 480.

74. Beirut. Excursion to Damascus

75. From Beirut to Smyrna (and Constantinople)

76. From Alexandria to Athens and Smyrna (and Constantinople)

77. From (Marseilles, Genoa) Naples to Athens (and Constantinople)

78. From Venice or Trieste to Athens (and Constantinople) viâ Brindisi and Patras

Corfu, 496.

79. Athens

History, 505.—a. Walk from the Palace round the S. side of the Acropolis (The Olympieion, Stadion, Monument of Lysikrates, Theatre of Dionysos, Odeion, Areopagus), 508.—b. The Acropolis (The Temple of Nike, Propylæa, Parthenon. Erechtheion, Acropolis Museum), 512.—c. Walk from the Palace to the Theseion. Dipylon. Hill of the Nymphs. Pnyx. Monument of Philopappos, 520.—d. The Modern Quarters (Academy of Science, University, Library, Polytechnic Institute), 525.—e. The National Archæological Museum, 526.—f. Walks (Lykabettos, Kolonos, New Phaleron), 528.

80. From Athens viâ Smyrna to Constantinople

81. Constantinople

History, 541.—a. Galata and Pera (Galata Tower, Petits Champs, Dolma Bagcheh Palace, Top Haneh), 542.—b. Stambul (Yeni Valideh Jami, Seraglio, New Museum, Chinili Kiosque, Aya Sophia, Mosque of Ahmed I., Great Bazaar, Mosques of Bayazid, Suleiman the Great, and Mohammed II., Land-Wall), 545.—c. The Golden Horn (Eyub, Sweet Waters), 555.—d. Scutari, 556.—e. The Bosporus, 557.