Angell, Samuel: Sculptured metopes discovered amongst the ruins of the ancient city of Selinus in Sicily by William Harris and Samuel Angell in the year 1823 (London, 1826)

PLATE I.

Plans of the six temples, ascertained and restored from actual
measurements :—the plans are all drawn to the same scale.

PLATE II.

Elevation of the principal front of the central temple upon
the eastern hill (marked E on the plan). The height of the
door-way, and the antse at the angles of the cella, are the only
parts which are restored without authority obtained from the re-
maining ruins. There is little doubt that the pediment was
adorned with acroteria?; these ornaments are not shewn on the
elevation in the Plate, as there were no fragments found which
would authorize the restoration of them.