Temple of Asklepios at Lebena Temple of Asklepios at Lebena T he temple is built on an artificial terrace at the SW edge of the sanctuary and is oriented to the east. The walls of the cella, preserved to a height of 3.40 m., are built of mudbricks, reveted with white marble slabs.
Similar slabs cover the central part of the floor, while the rest of it is mosaic.
Architectural members of the temple were used for the construction of the Byzantine basilica. In 1856, Onorio Belli drew the groundplan of the Asklepieion of which only the outline and two of the columns are still preserved today. The columns of the temple were immediately restored by the excavators.