The latter writer describes its temples, baths, plantations of myrtles and other trees along the banks of the Alpheius: among its temples he mentions two sacred to Dionysus, one to Pan, and another to Hera, of the latter of which only some ruins were left.
A later writer describes its structures, facilities, landscaping with myrtles and other trees by the Alpheius riverbanks: it notes two shrines dedicated to Dionysus, one to Pan, and a temple to Hera, of which only remnants remained.