el Φαλάσσαρνα

en Falassarna

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en It may be worth while, before visiting the existing remains of Phalasarna, to see what mention of it is made by ancient writers. The fullest notice of this port of Polyrrhenia, contained in any extant author, is that of Dicaearchus, who tells us, in a passage which seems to bear every mark of being a dilatation of what Scylax had written on the subject, (for several of the words used are the very same, and they occur in the same order,) that " Phalasarna is situated to the west, and possesses an artificial port, and a temple sacred to Artemis, and that the goddess is called Dictynna."

el Η αρχαία Φαλάσσαρνα είναι ίσως ο αργαιολογικός χώρος που περιγράφεται με τη μεγαλύτερη λεπτομέρεια σε όλο το έργο.

en Ancient Falassarna is perhaps the archaeological site described in great detail throughout the project.