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chloe_g at Mar 26, 2022 05:45 PM
poorhorsepoorhorsekatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzkatyknortzchloe_gchloe_gchloe_gVisual Resources, Department of Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityVisual Resources, Department of Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityJacob Wheeler

BSY_FB_06_p001

District II. (continued)Djebel, Berîsha. (continued)
November 6th
Burdj Bakirha. 20 mins. from Bashmishli
On the northern slope of the mountain, called
Kubbet-Batutta, upon a spur of rock, stands the fine
ruin of a pagan temple of Roman date, the first
certainly classic building that we have found.
The temple faces the east, a considerable por-
tion of the cella, with the entire rest wall and
gable is still standing. Of the [?] only
a single column and portions of three others
are in place. The plan of the temple
was a simple prostyle tetrastyle. It seems to? have
been surrounded by a walled buttress? of which
only a massive pylon of simple design remains.

This gateway gives the history of the origin of the edifice in
a Greek insc. of good form. It the pylon was
erected by the [?] in honor of Zeus in char
acter of the god of the region in the year 161 A.D.

see W.K.P. insc. 12.

BSY_FB_06_p001

District II. (continued)Djebel, Berîsha. (continued)
November 6th
Burdj Bakirha. 20 mins. from Bashmishli
On the northern slope of the mountain, called
Kubbet-Batutta, upon a spur of rock, stands the fine
ruin of a pagan temple of Roman date, the first
certainly classic building that we have found.
The temple faces the east, a considerable por-
tion of the cella, with the entire rest wall and
gable is still standing. Of the [?] only
a single column and portions of three others
are in place. The plan of the temple
was a simple prostyle tetrastyle. It seems to? have
been surrounded by a walled buttress? of which
only a massive pylon of simply design remains.

This gateway gives the history of the origin of the edifice in
a Greek insc. of good form. It the pylon was
erected by the [?] in honor of Zeus in char
acter of the god of the region in the year 161 A.D.

see W.K.P. insc. 12.