Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 163
h we cannot tell whatmay have been intended. Outside the partition wall and facingtoward Salamis was another porch with just such a templefacade, only this porch was very much deeper, affording an ex-tensive roofed space whose exquisite marble coffered ceilingwas supported by two rows of Ionic… … o g< Art and Empire 147 of the hill, had more than aesthetic justification. It was anappropriate recognition of the outdoor or porch life of theAthenians, a tendency manifest in every department of life, inthe home, the market, the temple, the school, and commem-orated in the name of one great…
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