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LIST OF PLATES IN THE ATLAS.
PLATES
I.
II.
Ill, IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
XIV.
XV.
XVI.
XVII, XVIII.
General Plan of the Remains in situ.
Earlier Structures within the Sixth Century Cella Wall.
Sixth Century Architectural Details—Bases.
Bases and Abaci.
Volute Capital (restored).
Rosette Capital (restored).
Rosette; Sections of Capitals.
Fragments of Pulvinar, and Bed Moulding
of Cornice.
Bed Moulding of Cornice ; Corona; Cymatium
Gutter, etc.
Roof Tiles; South Cella Wall.
Sixth Century Temple—Plan.
„ „ Elevations and Sections.
,, „ Plan: part of West End.
„ „ Elevation : part of West End.
Fragments of the Sculptured Drums.
„ „ Fragments of the Sculptured Parapet.
ERRATA.
The scale of the Plates at the end of this volume is sometimes slightly too large; the correct
measurements, however, are usually given in the text.
Owing to the large size of Mr. Henderson's original drawings, reproduced in the Atlas, slight
distortions by contraction and expansion have taken place during reproduction. 1 bese affect (i) the
scale affixed to Plates I, III, IV, VI-X, XII, which are defective in length by amounts ranging
downwards from "003 in -50, and that on Plate V, which is slightly in excess of line measurement :
(2) the alignment of certain details, eg., in Plate I the lines of the northern step and gullies and of
the datum level in the section below should be quite straight; in Plate II the lines in sections A-B,
C-D, and the upper courses of the Basis should also be straight. In Plate VIII the reproduction
is larger by • 006 than the companion elevations on Plates VI, VII. On Plate XII] the aarotatOH
(a conventional suggestion like the sculptures shown on the column drums) should appear in rear-
view on the sectional elevation and in side-view at the E. end of the S. elevation. On Plate \\ for
1 : 8 read 1 : 80.
Absolutely accurate dimensions, by which the slight variations on the Plate! can be checked,
are given in Chapter XV.
PLATES
I.
II.
Ill, IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
XIV.
XV.
XVI.
XVII, XVIII.
General Plan of the Remains in situ.
Earlier Structures within the Sixth Century Cella Wall.
Sixth Century Architectural Details—Bases.
Bases and Abaci.
Volute Capital (restored).
Rosette Capital (restored).
Rosette; Sections of Capitals.
Fragments of Pulvinar, and Bed Moulding
of Cornice.
Bed Moulding of Cornice ; Corona; Cymatium
Gutter, etc.
Roof Tiles; South Cella Wall.
Sixth Century Temple—Plan.
„ „ Elevations and Sections.
,, „ Plan: part of West End.
„ „ Elevation : part of West End.
Fragments of the Sculptured Drums.
„ „ Fragments of the Sculptured Parapet.
ERRATA.
The scale of the Plates at the end of this volume is sometimes slightly too large; the correct
measurements, however, are usually given in the text.
Owing to the large size of Mr. Henderson's original drawings, reproduced in the Atlas, slight
distortions by contraction and expansion have taken place during reproduction. 1 bese affect (i) the
scale affixed to Plates I, III, IV, VI-X, XII, which are defective in length by amounts ranging
downwards from "003 in -50, and that on Plate V, which is slightly in excess of line measurement :
(2) the alignment of certain details, eg., in Plate I the lines of the northern step and gullies and of
the datum level in the section below should be quite straight; in Plate II the lines in sections A-B,
C-D, and the upper courses of the Basis should also be straight. In Plate VIII the reproduction
is larger by • 006 than the companion elevations on Plates VI, VII. On Plate XII] the aarotatOH
(a conventional suggestion like the sculptures shown on the column drums) should appear in rear-
view on the sectional elevation and in side-view at the E. end of the S. elevation. On Plate \\ for
1 : 8 read 1 : 80.
Absolutely accurate dimensions, by which the slight variations on the Plate! can be checked,
are given in Chapter XV.