When a foreign scholar writes of a Roman town as 'scamnirt' or 'strigirt', it is hard to avoid the feeling that this is neither pleasant nor needful.

Perhaps it is not even accurate, as I shall point out below.

I have accordingly tried to make my text as plain as possible and to confine technicalities to the footnotes.
F.H.
CONTENTS LIST OF PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS TABLE OF MEASURES 1.

PRELIMINARY REMARKS ON ANCIENT TOWN-PLANNING 2.

GREEK TOWN-PLANNING.