Mach, Edmund von, 1870-1927 · Boston, Bureau of University Travel · leaf 199
he Porch of the Maidens, often called the Hall of theKaryatides, was not used by the public. It contained a verysmall entrance, like a private door, behind the Maiden in theback row on the spectators right. The floor of this hall was ^ The report of this commission is preserved on stone, Corpus… … AWKH< Oi-i «XHOb^C^M Wh FIFTH CENTURY, ^55 about on a level with the east chamber and, therefore, con-siderably higher than the floor of the chamber in front ofwhich it stood. This is readily seen on the illustration bycomparing the level of the porch with the north door, of whichonly the top…
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