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Monuments reported by ancient authors (5)

Ancient sanctuaries

Sanctuary of Demeter Fury

OGION (Ancient city) TROPEA
After Thelpusa the Ladon descends to the sanctuary of Demeter in Onceium. The images in the temple are of wood, but their faces, hands and feet are of Parian marble. The image of Fury holds what is called the chest, and in her right hand a torch; her height I conjecture to be nine feet. Lusia seemed to be six feet high.

Sanctuary of Boy Asclepius

The Ladon, leaving on the left the sanctuary of the Fury, passes on the left the temple of Oncaeatian Apollo, and on the right a sanctuary of Boy Asclepius, where is the tomb of Trygon, who is said to have been the nurse of Asclepius. For the story is that Asclepius, when little, was exposed in Thelpusa, but was found by Autolaus, the illegitimate son of Arcas, who reared the baby, and for this reason Boy Asclepius.

Sanctuary of the twelve gods

THELPOUSSA (Ancient city) TROPEA
Thelpusa has a temple of Asclepius and a sanctuary of the twelve gods; the greater part of this, I found, lay level with the ground.

Ancient temples

Temple of Oncaeatian Apollo

OGION (Ancient city) TROPEA
The Ladon, leaving on the left the sanctuary of the Fury, passes on the left the temple of Oncaeatian Apollo.

Temple of Asclepius

THELPOUSSA (Ancient city) TROPEA
Thelpusa has a temple of Asclepius and a sanctuary of the twelve gods.

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