Www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... In Gold und Elfenbein von Phidias. Prominentamong die Statuen vor dem Tempel die Prozessionen bestanden throughwhich thetemple zu erreichen, und von denen in vielen Fällen theinscribed verseH bleiben, die Eretrische waren bullby Philesias auf die NR. und die große Statue von ofNike Paeonius auf die SE. ThiB berühmte statuewhich, überragt die, die angefahren 624 OLYMPIA der Tempel in Teil wieder eingezogen. [Paeo - ich solche zum Ende mained; andere wurden restauriert inNius]. Der N. auf den Tempel des Zeus war Stein. Die Statue des Zeus von Ph

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www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . in gold and ivory by Phidias. Prominentamong the statues in front of the temple throughwhich the processions passed to reach thetemple itself, and of which in many cases theinscribed verseH remain, were the Eretrian bullby Philesias to the NR., and the great statue ofNike by Paeonius to the SE. ThiB famous statuewhich, towered above those who approached 624 OLYMPIA the temple has been in part recovered. [Paeo- I mained such to the end; others were restored inNius]. To the N. of the temple of Zeus was stone. The statue of Zeus by Phidias, the chiefthe sanctuary of Pelops, a grove with a ter- glory of the great temple, has perished, butraced wall and a chapel within it, of which i the chief ornament of the Heraeum, the Hermessome remains of masonry survive. NW. of the by Praxiteles, was found in situ, and is nowPelopion is the circular Philippeum, built by in the museum of Olympia [Praxiteles].Philip of Macedon after the battle of Chaeronea; | The Prytaneumj altered at various periods, .. and immediately N. of the Pelopion is theHeraeum or temple of Hera. This seems tobe the most ancient temple at Olympia. Itsplan is like that of the temple of Zeus, thoughit is much smaller as well as older. It has, however, sixteen columns at the sides. Thecolumns were originally wooden: some re- stood NW. of the Heraeum; the plan can bepartially reconstructed from the scanty remains.In it the Olympian victors were entertained.Very little remains of the Metroon or temple ofthe Mother of the Gods, to the E. of theHeraeum; still further east are yet the basesof the statues of Zeus (called Zanes) erected OLYMPIAS OLYMPUS 625 from the proceeds of fines for breaches of rules ;and N. of these is the long line of Treasuries, twelve in number, belonging to various Greekstates, built like miniature temples, in whichwere stored offerings of the different states andequipment for the games. The eastern front ofthe Altis was the great en

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