Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 74
p. 127—172 with plan on p. 127 ( = my fig. 828) and listof inscriptions from the sanctuary). Three separate roads (A, B, C), probably processionalpaths bordered with stelai and statues, led up to the western side of the precinct, wherewas a gateway (E). Within was a rocky elevation (F) with… … Fig. 828. The fragments found point to a distyle temphuii in antis of Ionic or composite order withunfluted columns (0*42 in diameter). At a height of 2 above the ruins of this templethere was a sacred cistern, into which the water from the roof drained by means of a doubleconduit (L, L). The…
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