Paths from Argolis to Arcadia, Mantinea, Orchomenos, Feneos, Stymphalus, Heraea, Megalopolis, the region of Lycosura, Phigalia, Pallantion, Tegea.
Pausanias was born around 110 AD in Magnesia ad Sipylum, in Asia Minor, and died in 180. Having likely had a permanent position at the library of Pergamon and family wealth, he traveled extensively in Greece, Egypt, Syria, Rome, and elsewhere from a young age.
His work, "Description of Greece," offers rich material for the study of antiquities and served as a source of abundant information for later generations about mythology, political history, and popular culture, as well as a guide for archaeological excavation in ancient topography during excavations in many regions of Greece.
(CACTUS PAUSANIAS ANCIENT GREEK LITERATURE CACTUS PAUSANIAS)
