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54 10) 1.49 11) 0.77 col. 4 near S edge 12) 0.86 13) 0.74 14 0.67 15) 0.87 col 5 near. N. edge 16) 1.27 17) 0.72 18) angle block [or blocks?] 0.90 N-S x 1.17 E-W S. Colonnade W-E 1) 0.92 2) 0.56 3) 0.60 col I centred 4) 1.42 5) 0.63 col 2 on joint but more 6) 1.23 on block 6 7) 0.82 8) 1.29 col 3, not centered 9) 1.05 10) 0.48
E. col. (S-N) 1) 1.10
Margin left: R 127
2)0.77
3)0.76
4)0.47 col I on joint but not
5)1.15 centered
6)0.46
7)P.L. 0.30 } corner col rests partly over joint between 10 + 1
Right page
55 gap 8) 0.72 ( [illegible] to N. E corner) [in situ?]
Exactly one case. The heavy weight of the corner column is borne in three cases by two separate blocks. Only in the case of the N. W corner is an a single, angle stylobate block provided. In only one case, this seemingly accidental is a column centered on a single block. In all the other cases we find the column set either toward nearer one end or the other of a single block or set above a joint between two and its weight unequally divided between the two.
x Level of Colonnade: need new levels preferably near cols. where surface of stylobate blocks is little worn.
Intercolumniation
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain