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… hinted at. It is by no means any addition-that the rock in the west has come into use at the eisodos building but not in the east. The whole direction of the theatre probably ultimately depends on the fact that, one since the rock as substructure for the eisodos building did not reach to on both sides, one has at least wished to utilise it effectively at one place, in the west, and in the east completely struck into another way: to replace the rock with one or more substruction-walls. This assumption gains further in This observation gains further in plausibility when one considers that the greater part of the theatre indeed also the theatre room is hewn out of the solid rock and the outer terrain surface thus not as usually at Greek theatre buildings) be needed to play the decisive role in determining the direction of the theatre ning. ——. The work at the eastern scen- … continues
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