Piraeus

Your commissaries must turn it into biscuit before it is sent to the Piraeus.

Then Themistocles had his chance and he built all the ships he could and turned the Piraeus into a strong naval base.

In four days the holds were emptied and she sailed from the Piraeus on the fifth with 180 tons of sand ballast aboard.

A flagrant case of piracy; on the high roads, too, between Athens and Piraeus.

One has nothing to do, and just then one hears that a great monster of an Egyptian corn-ship has put in to Piraeus.