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Herod Atticus Odeon
The famous Herod Atticus Odeon dominates the western end on the south slope of the Acropolis. It was the third Odeon constructed in ancient Athens after the Pericles Odeon on the south slope (fifth century) and the Agrippa's Odeon in the ancient Agora (15 BC). The construction of the monument during the second century AD was sponsored by Tiberius Claudius Herod Atticus, renowned offspring of an important Athenian family and a benefactor; he thus acted in remembrance of his wife Regilla, who died ...
 
 
 
Eumenis Stoa (porch)
 
 
 
Dionysos Eleuthereus Shrine
 
 
 
Asclepeion
 
 
 
Theater of Dionisos Eleuthereos