doors. another door, the only one on that side, was constructed in the middle of the western facade; its lintel is lying on the ground. on the east was an apse, whose interior are in place. within this ancient church are several monolithic columns half hidden by the bushes; they measure 2.50 metres in length, by thirty-five centimetres in diameter. the capitals and the base are wanting, or at all events no longer visible. by the side of this building is observed a sort of subterranean magazine arched in stone with a circular arch. it is partly filled up. on the sumrnit of the hill the vestiges of a town can be recognised. it was approached by a number of steps.'