File:Reconstruction of sacred area, classic period, AM Eleusis, Elem170.jpg

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English: Reconstruction of Eleusinian sacred area in the classic period: Amid Telestereion (hall of the initiations), a small shrine to the right is the temple of Pluto. At that time it was the Athenian state cult. Archaeological Museum of Eleusis. Archaeological Museum of Eleusis.
Čeština: Rekonstrukce eleúsinského posvátného okrsku v klasické době:Uprostřed Telestéreion (hala zasvěcení), vpravo malá svatyně Plútónova. V té době to byl athénský státní kult. Archeologické muzeum v Eleúsině.
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