Wood, John T.: Discoveries at Ephesus: including the site and remains of the Great Temple of Diana (London, 1877)

No. i.

The Emperor Caesar Augustus, son of a god, Consul for the

twelfth time, with tribunitian power for the eighteenth time, chief

Pontifex, caused the Temple of Diana and the Augusteum to be

surrounded by a wall, the cost to be defrayed out of the revenues

°f the goddess Diana, in the time of C. Asinius Gallus, Pro-consul :

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°e*tus Lartidius the legate had charge of the work.

No. 2.

The Emperor Caesar Augustus, son of a god, Consul for the

ftn time, with tribunitian power for the eighteenth time,

ei'ected to Artemis the sacred boundary-pillars of the roads and

Watercourses : in the time of C. Asinius Gallus, Pro-consul : Sextus

^dius the legate had charge of the work : The watercourse is

fiftecn cubits wide.