Itaque circiter annis quadringentis post Antiochus rex, cum in id opus inpensam esset pollicitus, cellae magnitudinem et columnarum circa dipteron conlocationem epistyliorumque et ceterorum ornamentorum  ad symmetriam distributionem magna sollertia scientiaque summa civis Romanus Quossutius nobiliter est architectatus.
About four hundred years after, king Antiochus undertook the cost of the building. A Roman citizen Cossutius, an architect of great skill and scientific attainments, finely designed the great sanctuary with a double colonnade all round and with the architrave symmetrically disposed.
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