Powers, H. H. (Harry Huntington), 1859-1936 · New York : Macmillan Co. · leaf 166
s. Three of thesedetached shrines itwas now planned tobring under a singleroof by the erec-tion of a remark-able temple. Asoriginally plannedit was to be over a hundred feet in length and less than athird as wide (Fig. 47). Its longer axis was approximatelyparallel to that of the Parthenon, but on… … Fig. 47. — Plan of Erechtheum. Athens. 150 The Message of Greek Art from a distance, did not in the least lessen its magnificent su-premacy. The interior was to be divided into three sanctuaries,the end ones approached through the end porches, and themiddle one necessitating porches and entrances…
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