Both students and professors were enthusiastic upon their return from their educational trip to Athens and
Epidaurus, which took place from July 4 to 7.
Next, she visits the spectacular ancient theatre,
Epidaurus, where world-famous singer Nana Mouskouri performs.
Moreover, though readers do not know the plot line beforehand, as is the case in so many Greek tragedies, they do know it soon enough so that their concerns, like those of the spectators gathered at Athens or
Epidaurus, lie with how that plot would be realised.
of the sanctuary of Asclepius at
Epidaurus, the Acropolis at Athens, and Hellenistic town planning).
Amphitheater of
Epidaurus in its idyllic Mediterranean setting on the southern mainland of Greece.
Rousselle, "Healing cults in antiquity: the dream cures of Asclepius of
Epidaurus," Journal of Psychohistory, vol.
Greek legend tells us that in the temple of
Epidaurus the therapist Asclepius had his patients spend the night on a stone bed surrounded by serpents, believing that an incubated dream would reveal the cause of their suffering.
Usually, a third member city-state was chosen for this task, as for example Megara in a dispute between Corinth and
Epidaurus, or Patras between Thourioi and Megalopolis.
But it's the programme of wellbeing treatments that really tempts guests to switch plans from visiting nearby historical sights, such as the amphitheatre at
Epidaurus, and instead relax at the resort and its private beach club, just a 10-minute cycle ride away.
(44.) Planesium in Curculio (kidnapped from a festival during a hurricane and sold to a leno), Telestis in Epidicus (kidnapped and taken from
Epidaurus), Adelphasium and Anterastilis in Poenulus (taken from Carthage and sold to a leno), Palaestra in Rudens (kidnapped from Athens, sold to a leno), and Pamphila in Eunuchus (kidnapped from Athens and sold).