Elderkin, G. W. (George Wicker), 1879- · Princeton, Princeton University Press · leaf 52
as done when the temple was made over into a church. But thechiseling is more careful than the chiseling done at that time in the Erech-theum. When the eastern partition-wall was removed, rough traces of itwere left on the side-walls. The treatment of the block in question isGreek in its… … Figure ioThe N.E. corner of the cella of Athena THE ERECHTHEUM AS BUILT 43 the eastern cella had a higher level than the western. The south wall of thetemple had orthostates on the outside but none on the inside where wall-blocks of the usual height took their place. These wall-blocks were…
