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The Basilica Stoa ruins, built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Augustus. Ephesus. Turkey. Used as a commercial centre of commerce and courthouse, the Basilica was over 160 metres long and had a wooden roof and three naves which were separated by two rows of columns topped by Corinthian capitals. It stands between the Odeon and state Agora.

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The Basilica Stoa ruins, built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Augustus. Ephesus. Turkey. Used as a commercial centre of commerce and courthouse, the Basilica was over 160 metres long and had a wooden roof and three naves which were separated by two rows of columns topped by Corinthian capitals. It stands between the Odeon and state Agora.