Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 69
Fig. 827. Several points are still unsettled, (i) The temple was in all probability entered at theeastern end through the two outermost intercolumniations (C. R. Cockerell, R. Koldewey—O. Puchstein), not at the western end through a large central doorway (Serradifalco,A. Holm). But it is not clear… … The Olympieion at Syracuse. See page 915 n. 2. The Mountain-cults of Zeus 915 Akrai^Syracuse 2. nave and aisles were either prolonged to meet the western wall of the temple, in whichcase the cross-wall marked the beginning of an inner sanctuary or ddyton (R. Koldewey—O. Puchstein), or stopped…
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