Postea Silenus de symmetriis doricorum edidit volumen; de aede ionica Iunonis quae est Sami Rhoecus et Theodorus; ionice Ephesi quae est Dianae, Chersiphron et Metagenes; de fano Minervae, quod est Prienae ionicum, Pytheos; item de aede Minervae, dorice quae est Athenis in arce, Ictinos et Carpion; Theodorus Phocaeus de tholo, qui est Delphis; Philo de aedium sacrarum symmetriis et de armamentario, quod fuerat Piraei portu; Hermogenes de aede Dianae, ionice quae est Magnesia pseudodipteros, et Liberi Patris Teo monopteros; item Arcesius de symmetriis corinthiis et ionico Trallibus Aesculapio, quod etiam ipse sua manu dicitur fecisse; de Mausoleo Satyrus et Pytheos.
Subsequently Silenus published a work upon Doric proportions; Rhoecus and Theodorus on the Ionic temple of Juno which is at Samos; Chersiphron and Metagenes on the Ionic temple of Diana which is at Ephesus; Pythius on the temple of Minerva in the Ionic style which is at Priene; Ictinus and Carpion on the Doric temple of Minerva which is on the Acropolis at Athens; Theodorus of Phocaea on the Tholos at Delphi; Philo <of Eleusis> on the proportions of temples and the arsenal which was in the harbour of the Piraeus; Hermogenes on the pseudodipteral Ionic temple of Diana at Magnesia and the monopteral temple of Father Bacchus at Teos; Arcesius on Corinthian proportions, and the Ionic temple at Tralles to Aesculapius, whose image is said to have been carved by him; Satyrus and Pythius on the Mausoleum.
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