Basilica Stoa (Ephesus)

There was also a chalcidicum at the eastern end of the basilica. However, it is only known in its Byzantine form, when it was a peristyle flanked by Corinthian semi-columns. At the eastern end of the chalcidicum there were statues of Augustus seated and Livia Drusilla.

To the north of the basilica were the Buleuterion and the Pritaneion, as well as the so‑called Rhodian Peristyle. The ancient stoa on the site of the basilica was a single wing, about 8.6 m wide.

Key facts

Type: archaeological site, stoa
Part of: Ephesus
Located in: Aegean Region

Facts from Wikidata.

Coordinates: 37.936736, 27.344429Open in Google Maps

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Sources

The text on this page is translated from: Basílica-estoa (es.wikipedia.org), as of 13 November 2025

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