Pausanias Analysis

Chapter 7.5

• 7.5.1: Smyrna refounded by Alexander after Ionian conquest of the Aeolian city.
• 7.5.2: Nemesis commands Alexander at Mount Pagus to found a city and relocate the Smyrnaeans.
• 7.5.3: Smyrnaeans relocate to Pagos and venerate two Nemeses
• 7.5.4: Notable sanctuaries and temples of Ionia
• 7.5.5: The Heracleion at Erythrae with an Egyptian-style statue said to have come from Tyre.
• 7.5.6: Erythraeans and Chians struggle to claim a statue at the Mesate headland.
• 7.5.7: Phormion's vision orders Erythrae's women to cut hair to make a rope.
• 7.5.8: Thracian slave-women shear their hair to form a sacred cable at Erythrae
• 7.5.9: Temple of Athena Polias at Erythrae with a seated wooden statue by Endoeus
• 7.5.10: Springs, rivers, and groves of Ionia
• 7.5.11: Baths of Lebedus, Teos, and Clazomenae
• 7.5.12: Homer's cave by the Meles river at Smyrna.
• 7.5.13: Monument of Rhadine and Leontichus at Samos