Rhamnous Temple of Nemesis and Themis
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Rhamnous Temple of Nemesis and Themis
Temple of Nemesis (5th c. BCE) foundations and a column drumon the left, next to what is believed to be a smaller temple dedicated to Themis.
The mid-5th c. BCE temple of Nemesis (on the left) and the smaller early 5th c. BCE temple on the right (probably dedicated to Themis) is visible in close proximity on the right. A colossal statue of Nemesis, carved in Parian marble by Agorakritos, resided in the temple, the head of which is now in the British Museum.