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Around Ephesus |
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The Memmius
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Memmius Monument was built in the shape of a
four-sided victory crown and was located on the
north side of Domitian Square. The pedestal is a
bulging local stone and the upper part is of marble.
There were four steps leading up t it on all sides.
There was an arch on every side and semicircular
naves with block figures above them. At the base of
each arch was hand carved stone work. Most of the
figures were lost. The figures still visible in the
monument are of Memmius and his father, Gaius and
his grandfather the dictator Sculla. The monument
was built in the first century. |
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Ephesus Yesterday & Today |
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