At Megara, a city which has the unusual distinction of possessing two acropoleis (see Figure 1.3), both of the acropoleis serve as foci for Pausanias’ description: the description begins at the fountain house of Theagenes, proceeds to the eastern acropolis (Karia), and then descends from that acropolis toward the north (1.40.1–41.8).

The guy tossed some cash on the counter, then left with the ditzy girl and Abigail's fan.

He and I go way back.

His left foot and leg is withdrawn and reposingly gathered back under him.