robable conclusion) it may date from the daysof Selinuntine prosperity just before 409, when thecity was growing and the great Temple of Zeus orApollo was rising on its eastern hill. Or again, thoughless probably, it may have been introduced after 400.We may conclude that we have here a clear case… … FlO. 3. Koldewey and Puchstcin, Die griech. Tempel in Unieri/a/ien andSicilien, p. go, plan 29, from Cavallari; Hulot and Fougeres, Sclinotite,Paris, 1910, pp. 121, i68, 196. The latter writers assign t^^e rebuild-ing to Hermocrates, 408-407 n.c. But our accounts of Hermocratesdo not suggest that…
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