Pausanias Analysis

Chapter 7.24

• 7.24.1: Tomb of the herald Talthybius, honored at both Aegium and Sparta.
• 7.24.2: Zeus Homagyrios sanctuary at Aigion where Agamemnon mustered Greek leaders.
• 7.24.3: Sanctuary of Soteria at Aegium with secret image and sea-offerings sent to Arethusa.
• 7.24.4: Ageladas' youthful Zeus and Herakles at Aigion and their rotating priest custodianship
• 7.24.5: Sanctuary of Poseidon Helikonios at Helike.
• 7.24.6: Destruction of Helice by Poseidon's earthquake
• 7.24.7: Omens foretelling major earthquakes
• 7.24.8: Omens and signs predicting violent earthquakes.
• 7.24.9: Mild earthquake motion that reverses and rights tilting buildings
• 7.24.10: Two earthquakes: one restored buildings, the second caused widespread destruction.
• 7.24.11: Most destructive subterranean earthquake likened to feverish internal pressure
• 7.24.12: Destruction of Helice by an earthquake and engulfing sea.
• 7.24.13: The submerged city on Mount Sipylus (Lake Saloe) and the ruined city of Helice