Die Paläste von Kreta und ihre Erbauer. g in der kontemplation vor itrepeating Dantes Linien: Stavvi Minos orribilmcnte e ringhia; Esamina le colpe ne IentrataGiudica e Manda, secondo che avvinghia. Vi. Die Pisten hinunter ins Tal, auf der easternside des Hofes, und hier hatte ich das Vergnügen des In der Lage seins, Mycenasan todescend durch eine Treppe mit Stufen so breit und leicht asthose der Paläste der Wiedergeburt. Sie führten vorbei an der twofloors der Royal Apartments, und Spuren von Schritten gesehen aufsteigen - ing Höher in Richtung der Apartments, die sich auf dem Hof. Es ist 54 Meter lang,

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The palaces of Crete and their builders . g in contemplation before itrepeating Dantes lines : Stavvi Minos orribilmcnte e ringhia ;Esamina le colpe ne IentrataGiudica e manda, secondo che avvinghia. VI. The ground slopes down towards the valley, on the easternside of the court, and here I had the pleasure of being able todescend by a Mycenasan staircase with steps as broad and easy asthose of the palaces of the Renascence. They led past the twofloors of the royal apartments, and traces of steps are seen ascend-ing higher towards the apartments looking over the courtyard. It is 54 metres long, 24 wide, and paved with great slabs of limestone. 122 PALACES OF CRETE AND THEIR BUILDERS We owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Evans, who has rebuiltthis part of the palace. He has succeeded in two objects, onewhich was urgent, to save from destruction the ruins which havebeen discovered, the other, of allowing us to see complete thearchitectural details which it would be difficult to reconstruct inimagination while the timber was wanting.. FIG. 54.—ENTRANCE TO THE GROUND FLOOR BY THE-STAIRCASE OF THE PALACE OF KNOSSOS. In Fig. 54 the distribution of the columns and walls for theformation of the grand interior staircase of the palace is shown.iThis is the ground floor whence the staircase leads to the upperfloors. Here, as in the palace of Phaestos, the architects lighted A Evans, The Palace of Knossos, Jnnual of the British Schol at Athe7i5, No. xi., 1905. THE PALACE OF KNOSSOS 123 the rooms built against the hillside by means of small courtssurrounded by columns. In the rectangular space which Dr.Evans calls the queens apartment there are four of these courts.I returned several times to admire this corner of the palace ofMinos, which Dr. Evans has prepared as a pleasant recreation forstudents of antiquity. It was a house of at least four storeys, andnothing like it is known in classical Greece. The steps, 60centimetres wide and 10 high, tell us of a people who loved com-fort,

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