Elderkin, G. W. (George Wicker), 1879- · Princeton, Princeton University Press · leaf 44
72. One cannot say whicli is the earlier tradition, that preserved inHyginus or that in Euripides (Ion, 281) according to which TrXriyal rpiaCvq^thrust Erechtheus into a x!^- X^°^°f (Furtwangler, Masterpieces, p.436, note 3). There was a tradition that Zeus, at the request of Poseidon,killed… … Figure 9Looking north in the line of the eastern interior CROSS-WALL. A view SHOWING THE ORTHOSTATE WHICHWAS IN CONTACT WITH THE INTERIOR WALL AND THEROUGH SURFACE (X) OF THE NATIVE ROCK IN THE LINE OFTHE LATTER THE ERECHTHEUM AS BUILT 35 rov existed there. The stone bearing the inscription was…