Elderkin, G. W. (George Wicker), 1879- · Princeton, Princeton University Press · leaf 23
ilt in line with that of the wing. The continuation of the northwall of the bastion was broken away when work on the Propylaea wasbegun. Neither Pericles nor Mnesicles gave consent to the erection of theTemple of Wingless Victory. In the leaning anta which was built to standfree one reads their… … Figure 4Plan of the Peopylaea showing the zigzag road, the conjectured road (in dottedlines), and the original form of the S.W. wing 14 PROBLEMS IN PERICLEAN BUILDINGS A further point of value is that the female figures in the processioncarried something on their heads, as is shown by their raised…
