The Trios of Delos

THE COMELY PINE INN

THE SPRINGS OF DAPHNE

HELLENIC SPORTING EVENTS

The Golden Palm of Delos

The Golden Palm is the trophy given to all who participate in the DELIAN GAMES.

We are preparing now for these games and contests.

Hasan ibn~al~Sabbah

He (the Old Man of the Mountains) caused to be made in a valley between two mountains the biggest and most beautiful garden that was ever seen, ornamented with gold and with the likenesses if all that is beautiful on earth, and also four conduits, one flowing with wine, one with milk, one with honey, and one with water. Fair ladies were there and damsels, the lovliest in the world, unsurpassed at playing every sort of instrument and at singing and dancing. And he gave his men to understand that the garden was Paradise. That is why he made it after this pattern, because Mahomet assured the Saraccens that those who go to Paradise will have beautiful women to their heart's content to do their bidding and will find there rivers of wine and milk and honey and water. So he ordered this garden to be made like the Paradise that Mahomet promised to the Saraccens, and the Saraccens of this country belived that it really was Paradise. No one ever entered this garden except those whom he wished to make Assassins.

THE CURSE OF THE ASSASSINS

The Lake House

There is still much excellant property to be developed on Delos. Take a look and find your island in the sun.

ALEXANDER the movie

DELIAN photographs

I had hired a Greek to be captain/navigator of the ship. He assured me he knew the seas, though the waters be trecherous. We could have made a fine trade of tin, as had been arranged, then suddenly we were swept out to sea, and I thought for sure we were falling off the edge of world.

Now we seem to be stranded in a strange, if not fascinating world. There is no sign of Captain Theo, but I am sure he is here. I saw him with my own eyes scramble to the shore. Befor I could reach him, he seemed to vanish. Now my task is to track him down.

Delphinus II

I have been made comfortable here at the villa. Never befor have I led such a life of luxury, yet I welcome the adventure that is sure to await me.

Ali~baba

Destiny interviened and my fate proved to be otherwise.

For many years the great Ali remained the prisonere of a magic lamp. Upon gaining my release I found myself in the body of a mortal man, and soon found myself drafted to the army as an Egyptian foot soldier.