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To the South of the palaestra (central square for sports) of the bath-gymnasium complex you will see a while later lies the Synagogue. It was built in 230-250 and rennovated in the 4th century. It was in the form of a basilica, ending in an apse. In front of this one can still see a table like construction for offering, with eagles on its sides and two double-lions standing at their flanks. At the other end of the basilica are some raised pediments for religious purposes.







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Section of Marble Road > | ||
Entrance Southwest from Bath | Christian circle in pavement | |
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Latrine on SW corner | - | Shop facing Marble Road |
< Synagogue entrance and main hall > | ||
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< Synagogue Crater | ||
Go to the Manisa Archaeological Museum to see the crater, lions and some inscriptions found at the synagogue | - | |
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< Bath entrance and Frigidarium > | ||
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