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Plate XLIV · Syracuse, Archdiocese of

Vol. XI (1953) · full-page plate
Above left: ANAPO RIVER WITH PAPYRI. Above right: RUINS OF THE EURIALO CASTLE, built by Dionysius the Elder (late 5th cent. - early 4th cent. B.C.) for defense against the Carthaginians. Below left: GREEK THEATRE, perhaps built by Dionysius the Elder (late 5th cent. - early 4th cent. B.C.). Below right: THE NECROPOLIS OF PANTALICA (12th-8th cent. B.C.).
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Above left: ANAPO RIVER WITH PAPYRI. Above right: RUINS OF THE EURIALO CASTLE, built by Dionysius the Elder (late 5th cent. - early 4th cent. B.C.) for defense against the Carthaginians. Below left: GREEK THEATRE, perhaps built by Dionysius the Elder (late 5th cent. - early 4th cent. B.C.). Below right: THE NECROPOLIS OF PANTALICA (12th-8th cent. B.C.).

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