 A Roman colonnade was built in the third century , probably by emperor Septimius Severus , and a Roman Villa showed a period of renewed relative importance for the city during the late period of Phoenicia under Roman rule . Furthermore , within the original Phoenician temple site the Romans added the processional stairway , the basins for ablutions and a nymphaeum with pictorial mosaics , that are still largely intact . Worn statuettes of three nymphs stand in the niches of a Roman fountain . 
 A Roman colonnade was built in the third century , probably by emperor Septimius Severus , and a Roman Villa showed a period of renewed relative importance for the city during the late period of Phoenicia under Roman rule . Furthermore , within the original Phoenician temple site the Romans added the processional stairway , the basins for ablutions and a nymphaeum with pictorial mosaics , <a href='null_relcl' title='1'><mark>that</mark></a><a href='drop_aux' title='2'><mark>are</mark></a>still largely intact . Worn statuettes of three nymphs stand in the niches of a Roman fountain . 
A Roman colonnade was built in the third century , prob by emperor Septimius Severus , and a Roman Villa showed a period of renewed relative importance fa the city durin da late period of Phoenicia under Roman rule . Furthermore , within tdaoriginal Phoenician temple site the Romans added the processional stairway , the basins ffirablutions and a nymphaeum with pictorial mosaics , still largely intact . Worn statuettes of three nymphs stand in thdaiches of a Roman fountain .