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run there regularly. Ephesus itself is 4 kin. that special month. Sportsmen， musicians<br >from Selcuk. You can find transport from and theatre players used to attract people<br >Sel.cuk at any time. On the way back to Izmir from the surrounding area， and spectators<br >it is also easy to find a bus. from as far away as Jerusalem and Athens<br >2. The second way is via Kusadasl (Scala as well. The great Temple of Artemis at Ephe-<br >Nova， or in very early times. Nee-Polls): sus was one of the 7 wonders of the ancient<br >Most of the trourists coming by ship to Tur- world. The ruins of Ephesus are magnificent.<br >key in order to visit Ephesus， first call at Though hundreds of years have passed， and<br >Ku~adash a pleasant resort town on the in spite of the ravages of time， they have sur-<br >shores of the Aegean. From there， a main vived to the present day， and even more than<br >road takes you the 19 I~m. to Ephesus. that， they still preserve their grace and ele-<br > gance. After its decline. Ephesus was aban-<br > doned and forgotten for a long time. About a<br >GENERAL INFORMATION century ago the excavations of this ancient<br >ABOUT EPHESUS city began. Restoration has been undertaken<br >The name of Ephesus does not only remind continuously over the last ten years， so that<br >one of the city itself， but also calls to mind some of this historical treasure， which had<br >Artemis， St. John and the Church of St. previously been buried for centuries， can now<br > be seen and admired by millions.<br >Mary. The latter attracts the interest of<br >Christians all over the world. However， these<br >sites are some distance from each other.<br >The distance between St. John and St. Mary THE HISTORY OF EPHESUS<br >for example， is about 10 km.， and if you wish Ephesus was first constructed on a bay<br >to see the monuments between them you where the KQ.cOk Menderes river (classical<br >should spend a whole day there. When you Kaystros) reached the sea in western Ana-<br >spend a night at Selcuk， you will not only be tolia. This area is almost in the middle of an-<br >able to see the history and wonders of centu- cient Ionia， which has a mild， wet climate，<br >ries past， as well as the House of the Virgin so that it has many natural advantages as a<br >Mary (which was discovered through the vi- place for people to settle. It was not only si-<br >sion of a pious Bohemian woman， but you will tuated at an important point joining the<br >also enjoy the hospitality and customs of the West and the East， but was also at the<br >Turkish people. Ephesus was built in the crossroads between Miletus and Ionia. The<br >most beautiful part of Western Anatolia. You fine arts， the sciences， and philosophers<br >realize this as soon as you enter the city. In such as Heraclitus and Thales， flourished<br >fact it is not difficult to imagine the historical and developed in Ionia. The cities of Ionia<br >~past of the city， namely that of the Roman showed strong religious characteristics<br >era， when Ephesus was the capital of five from the beginning， and became politically<br >hundred Anatolian towns， well-organised. Every city was self-<br >This was after the period in which Homer governing. Ephesus has always been a city<br >wrote his immortal works， and the time in under two influences: The first geological，<br >which St. John lived and died. At that time the second political， indeed it is difficult to<br >you could see the stairs of the colossal thea- separate these two influences from each<br >tre from the sea far away， and the huge glea- other， and one has always been the cause<br >ruing columns of the Temple of Artemis， of the other or the result of it. It is not cer-<br >which once used to blind people with their rain who first founded Ephesus and when.<br >beauty. About 250.000 people used to live Our first information about it comes from<br >in this famous city where the most skilful arti- the year 2000 B，C.， and its existence was<br >sans and rich merchants gathered together， mentioned near the temple of the mother<br >The entertainments held in honour of Arte- goddess Kybele， a figure who was later cal-<br >mis every year during April， were very gay. led Artemis. The oldest sources record that<br >Spectators used to fill the theatres， which the Amazons founded the town， and that it<br >~vere an essential part of their lives. About a was then inhabited by the Carians and the<br >million people made up the audiences during Lelegians.<br >
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光是翻开这本书的封面，那股扑面而来的历史厚重感就让人屏息。我得说，作者在构建叙事骨架上展现了惊人的功力，他没有急于抛出那些宏大的历史事件，而是巧妙地将我们带入一个鲜活的古代市井生活之中。我尤其喜欢他对那些边角人物的刻画，那些在宏伟建筑阴影下忙碌奔走的小贩、手工艺人和哲学家学徒，他们的对话、他们的烦恼，都带着一种令人信服的真实感。比如，书中有一段描写集市上因为一场突如其来的热浪引发的物价波动，那种细微的社会肌理的震颤，被描摹得入木三分。作者对于场景的调度也极为考究，文字仿佛具有魔力，能让你清晰地闻到海风带来的咸湿气息，感受到阳光炙烤在石板路上的温度。阅读过程更像是一场沉浸式的考古发掘，你每翻过一页，都像是在拂去尘土，发现新的铭文和失落的文明碎片。整体而言，这本书成功地捕捉到了一种逝去时代特有的精神气质，那种混合着商业繁荣、宗教信仰冲突与哲学思辨的复杂氛围，让人读完后久久不能忘怀，迫不及待想去探寻那个失落世界的更多细节。
评分坦白讲，这本书的深度和广度远远超出了我最初的预期，它绝非一本轻松的消遣读物。它深入探讨了一些极为尖锐的哲学和社会议题，而这些议题在今天看来依然具有惊人的现实意义。例如，书中关于“公民自由与城邦安全之间的永恒张力”的探讨，通过一系列戏剧性的冲突场景被展现出来，丝毫不显说教。作者没有简单地褒贬任何一方，而是将两种看似对立的价值体系置于显微镜下，展现了它们是如何相互滋养、相互腐蚀的。我阅读时常常感到一种智识上的震撼，因为书中提出的许多观点，迫使我反思自己一直以来深信不疑的某些前提假设。这种“挑战认知边界”的能力，正是衡量一部严肃作品价值的重要标准。读完后，我感觉自己看待世界的角度似乎被微妙地扭转了一点点，仿佛被塞入了一个全新的、更具辨析力的透镜。
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评分这本书的结构简直是一场智力上的迷宫探险，它拒绝走传统的线性叙事老路，而是像一团缠绕的丝线，需要读者付出极大的注意力去梳理。我发现自己不得不时常停下来，在脑海中重新绘制人物关系图和事件时间轴。这种挑战性并非令人沮丧，反而激发了我更深层次的阅读兴趣。作者似乎对“信息碎片化”的运用达到了炉火纯青的地步，他会用一封看似无关紧要的私人信件，突然揭示出某个重要政治人物的真实动机，或者通过一段民间歌谣，暗示了一个即将到来的灾难。这种叙事手法要求读者必须保持高度的警觉性，随时准备将分散的线索拼凑起来。我欣赏作者的这种大胆，他选择相信读者的智商，愿意引导我们自己去建构意义，而不是直接喂给我们标准答案。这种“留白”和“暗示”的艺术，让阅读体验变得异常主动和富有创造性，每一次成功地将两段看似不相关的文字联系起来，都会带来一次小小的“顿悟”快感。
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