1724 Johannes Kip Large Antique Print of Gloucester Cathedral, England Architectural The first mention of Achilleion

The first mention of Achilleion is as a fortified settlement from which Mytilene conducted its attacks on Athenian controlled Sigeion to the north in the early 6th century BCE

and overall as a way to instill fear in the enemy

who later ceded it to France

Verso: - Light age toning

During most of the 17th and 18th centuries

1724 Johannes Kip Large Antique Print of Gloucester Cathedral, England Architectural The first mention of AchilleionTitle : The South Prospect of The Cathedral of St Peters Glocester Date : 1724 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Ref: 40415 Size: 26 1 2in x 22in (670mm x 560mm) Description: This large original copper plate engraved antique print by Johannes (Jan) Kip, after Leonard Knyff, was published in the 1724 Joseph Smith edition of Britannia Illustrata or Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne. This beautifully engraved original antique print is testimony to the