English: "In continuation of the line of the court (...) are a series of four pylons, apparently leading up to its entrance. That nearest the temple is now scarcely to be traced, whilst the view before us gives a sketch of the second. The two monolithic figures, sculptured in the usual sitting attitude, are the remains of what was once a row of Colossi; traces of others being still visible amongst the débris. The probable date of these pylons is from 1700 to 1450 B.C. They must have been situated in one of the grand avenues leading to the temple, as they mark at intervals some half-mile of ground."