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‘In this country (Smyrna) allotting different spots for different purposes, they began to erect temples, the first of which was dedicated to Apollo Panionios, and resembled that which they had seen in Achaia, and they gave it the name of Doric, because they had first seen that species in the cities of Deoria.’—(Book iv, Chap. 1.)