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Areopagus (Mars Hill) from the Acropolis The Areopagus (Mars Hill ) as seen from the Acropolis, Athens, Greece (from The Greco-Roman World Copyright © 1999 by James S. Jeffers. All rights reserved.) |
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Propylaea, entryway to the Acropolis The Propylaea is the only entryway into the Acropolis at its western end, and the only opening in the surrounding wall. It was built mostly of pentelic marble. Mars Hill or the Areopagus (one of the places the Apostle Paul preached in Athens) was located at the western approach to the Acropolis. Photo courtesy of Corel (from Bible Photos of the Holy Land, Photo Copyright © 1993, 1994 Corel Corporation.) |