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Mount Athos and Meteora: The History of the Greek Landmarks that Became Orthodox Christian Monasteries AUTH-772260 the next fifteen years showed*Includes pictures *Includes contemporary accounts *Includes online resources and a bibliography for further reading "Clear water where evergreens, azaleas cool ceremoniously a kele lost among cedars, its roof open to eagles, door unhinged silver leaves like a congregation of spiders" When one hears these enchanting descriptions, from poet David Posner's 1964 composition "Mount Athos," it is not difficult to understand why this sleepy paradise is