- included: the
peribolos wall and gate in the
Sanctuary of Zeus (Altis),
north of the
Temple of Zeus at Olympia, Greece; the
peribolos enclosing the Altar...
-
often physically marked by a
peribolos fence or wall (e.g. Delphi) as a
structural boundary. Originally, the
peribolos was
often just a set of marker...
-
socle and
mudbrick upper level)
peribolos wall
enclosing an area of c. 40 by 45 m
dating to this phase. This
peribolos was not
aligned to the axis of the...
-
foundations of the ****enistic
temple remain. The
temple stood within a
peribolos (15 by 20
metres (49 by 66 ft)) in
Doric style. The
structures of the...
-
Reconstruction of the
peribolos at Babylon,
including the
temple of Esagila, from The
excavations at
Babylon (1914)...
- of the
peribolos.
Gates were
installed to
provide the
officials with
access to the
pedestal for
posting the notices. In
Period V, the
peribolos was extended...
-
teichos or μικρὸν τεῖχος,
mikron teichos, "small wall") by a terrace, the
peribolos(περίβολος).
Between the
outer wall and the moat (σοῦδα, souda)
there stretched...
- Pindar. The
classical Pelopion was a
separate sanctuary defined by a
peribolos wall
dating to the 6th
century BC, long
after the
conventional start of...
- 317, when
Demetrios of
Phaleron banned any more
elaborate mausolea. A
peribolos tomb has a high wall
facing onto a road,
which retains the
earth fill...
- discovery, in
reference to
Spartan king
Leonidas I. It was
found southwest of
peribolos of the
Athena Chalkioikos on the
Acropolis of Sparta. The
sculpture is...
