Chapter IV: From Temple to Temple, Girgenti
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NOT only are the lines of the hills, looking toward the sea, perfect, but the builders of these, as of all the temples, took advantage of the lines in the landscape, making the temple the focus of a great composition; an art no longer practised; but the temples of the gods of Greece were more important than the notions of local politicians and land-owners and architects.
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THE COLUMNS OF CASTOR AND POLLUX, GIRGENTI
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Joseph Pennell's Pictures in the Land of TemplesChapter IV: From Temple to Temple, Girgenti
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