Falkener, Edward, 1814-1896 · London, Day & son · leaf 273
p. 439, of Mem. de Litl. He assumes as certain that itrepresents the Temple of Ephesus, hut is only doubtful which ofthe eight, it having been burnt seven times. (; See p;ige 111. WORKS OF ANCIENT WRITERS, ETC. 191 Herostratus.1 Two2 imagine that the thirty-sixcolumns ccelatm were similar to the… … ablutions of those who entered the Temple, or as avessel wherein to place offerings : another5 that theStadium, the Theatre, and all the other buildings ofthe city, were so many dependencies of the Temple ;but the great majority of travellers unite in con-sidering the building which I have called…
Temple of Artemis (Ephesus) · Temples
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