e. The building » Ath. Mitt. IX, pp. 279 sqq. XV] Fifth and Fourth Centuries 223 was entered from the south-east through a vestibule (B)containing a rectangular altar; before this vestibulestood two columns between antae; and a doorway, theposition of which is not quite determined, led from it… … Fig. 38. House at Peiraeus At the west end remains of columns seem to showthat there was another peristyle {A) here of great size:the breadth was 2i-i5 m. without the surrounding halls,the length unknown. The inscriptions show that in the neighbourhood ofthe building stood a temple of Dionysus,…
