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ephesus Te Odeon, which I believe sfunctioned as somewhat of an assembly centre.
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ephesus The odeon.
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ephesus More ruins....don't know the significance of these.
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ephesus More ruins featuring Corinthian columns.
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ephesus More Corinthian columns.
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ephesus More ruins...again I don't the significance of these particular ruins.
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ephesus A sculpture of the goddess Nike.
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ephesus A sculpture of the Aesculapean sword familiar to physicians.
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ephesus More ruins.
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ephesus Still more ruins.
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ephesus I wish I remebered the name of this temple.
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ephesus Another view of the temple the name of which escapes me.
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ephesus I believe this is Curetes St., a grand boulevard leading to the library square.
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ephesus Another view of the grand boulevard leading to the library.
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ephesus Curetes St. again.
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ephesus Temple ?
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ephesus Temple?
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ephesus More ruins, near the bath complex I believe.
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ephesus Temple of Hadrian.
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ephesus Temple of Hadrian.
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ephesus Well preserved mosaic.
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ephesus Well preserved mosaic.
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ephesus Possibly ancient shop stalls.
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ephesus Temple of Hadrian.
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ephesus Back alley view of library.
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