File:Venetian siege of Acropolis.jpg

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English: Depiction of the Venetian siege of the Acropolis of Athens in 1687, during the Turkish-Venetian War. The siege resulted in the destruction of a large part of the Parthenon, which the Turks used as an ammunition storage site.
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PROSPETTO DEI CASTELLO
E CITTÀ D’ATHENE
Preso dall’Armi della Ser. Rep. di Venetia
l’anno 1687
Consacrato
all’Illᵐᵒ e Revᵐᵒ Sigʳ Gio. Bat͞ta Sanudo
Vescᵒ di Treviso

A. Torre altissima che domina tutto
B. Contenuto dell’ultimo recinto
C. Tempio antico che fu distrutto dalle bombe
D. Secondo recinto fianchegiato
E. Primo recinto
F. Recinto esteriore dove i Turchi tenevano quantità di animali
G. Luogo dove batteva la nostra artegliaria
K. Batteria de Canoni Veneti da 50
L. Borgo & estensione della Città bassa
M. Barbacani sul grebano che sostentano la muraglia
N. Case esteriori attaccati al recinto esterno
O. Batteria de Mortari da bombe di 500
P. Accampamento delle militie Christiane
Q. Luogo dove il Generale Kynismarck fugò il Seraschiere

Data in luce dalle stampe di Girolamo Albrizzi in Campo
dalla Guerra al Nome di Dio in Venetia
Fatto dal Tenᵗᵉ Colᵒ Lazara

Date late 1680s
Source https://www.archaeology.wiki/print-article/?print=103187
Author Tenᵗᵉ Colᵒ Lazara

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