The city of Rhodes and the Palace of the Grand Master

Κόλλιας Ηλίας Ε. (Kollias Elias E.)

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In the Hellenistic period sunny Rhodes possessed one of the most beautiful and best organized cities in the known world. The straight roads traversing it followed the Hippodamian system of town-planning; temples, gymnasia and other fine public and private buildings adorned it, and strong fortifications guarded it. Rhodian ships ploughed the Mediterranean sea and the nautical and commercial activities of its citizens brought wealth.

Historical background
The administrative organization of Rhodes
Early christian and byzantine periods
Social and ethnic composition and organization of the knights
Social and ethnic composition
Central administration
Local administration
Ecclesiastical organization
Economy and society
Economy
Society
Cultural life and the arts
Cultural life
Architecture
The fortifications of the Medieval City
Town-planning
The architecture of the public buildings and houses
Ecclesiastical architecture
Painting
Sculpture
The Palace of the Grand Master
Abbreviations and bibliography
Notes