the fortified body

[benaddam]

In Greek history what was the fortified body that served to protect the supply lines to the Hellenic cities?
Thanks

[banned-dot]

this may be aquaduct.

[benaddam]

Thank you banned-dot but i dont thunk so, for the simplr reason; aquaduct is in Latin not Greek

[dot.hawkes]

It may be so, but there were lots of aquaducts used around the hellenic cities to stop the Romans ruining the water supply, don;t know what the greeks called em, but they certainly built em.

[mike b]

The question doesn't make much sense as it stands - seems to be a bad translation of something... What on earth is meant by 'fortified body'? Is Hellenic meant to mean the same as Greek, or is it a misprint for Hellenistic?
Are we after an answer such as Acropolis, which was the general term for a citadel, not just the one at Athens. The bit about protecting supply lines suggests Athens' Long Walls...