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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.4608#0186
SCULPTURE AND INSCRIPTIONS.
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mains of a building, which was probably the Augusteum
referred to in the inscription found in the peribolus wall.
Like the other building above described, it was mounted
on three steps. The pavement at the foot of the steps
was nearly 20 feet under ground.1
Amongst the debris of this building were found
Augus-
teum.
Pan as a Warrior.
a small seated figure of Jupiter, with an eagle in bas-
relief on the side of the chair, a curious bas-relief of Pan
as a warrior, a headless statue of Minerva, and other
fragments of statuary, together with a number of inscrip-
tions, chiefly of thanksgiving to Artemis. Of these in-
' I be position of thil as well as that of the other building is shown on
the General Plan.
'53
mains of a building, which was probably the Augusteum
referred to in the inscription found in the peribolus wall.
Like the other building above described, it was mounted
on three steps. The pavement at the foot of the steps
was nearly 20 feet under ground.1
Amongst the debris of this building were found
Augus-
teum.
Pan as a Warrior.
a small seated figure of Jupiter, with an eagle in bas-
relief on the side of the chair, a curious bas-relief of Pan
as a warrior, a headless statue of Minerva, and other
fragments of statuary, together with a number of inscrip-
tions, chiefly of thanksgiving to Artemis. Of these in-
' I be position of thil as well as that of the other building is shown on
the General Plan.