- A
bouleuterion (Gr****: βουλευτήριον,
bouleutērion), also
translated as
council house, ****embly house, and
senate house, was a
building in
ancient Greece...
- 370-529
Sculptures of the
Bouleuterion. The
architecture of the
Bouleuterion is
examined by
Lionel Bier, "The
Bouleuterion at Aphrodisias," Aphrodisias...
- The New
Bouleuterion is an
ancient building in the city of
Athens in Attica, Greece. It was
located on the
western side of the
Ancient Athenian Agora....
- legislation,
public events and
military conscription.
Metroon (Old
Bouleuterion)
Bouleuterion Temple of
Hephaestus (Hephaestion)
Temple of
Apollo Patroos Stoa...
-
through the
construction of a
strong fortification wall
adjoining the
Bouleuterion using stone from the
nearby structures.
Patara is
mentioned among the...
- The
Bouleuterion (Council House) of
Ancient Olympia was a
building inside the
archaeological site of Olympia. A
bouleuterion was an ****embly
house for...
- city's Agora, in the Old
Bouleuterion,
which formerly housed the city council. At the end of the 5th century BC, the New
Bouleuterion was
built and the council's...
- the Echo Stoa. To the
south of the
sanctuary is the
South Stoa and the
bouleuterion,
whereas the palaestra, the
workshop of Pheidias, the gymnasion, and...
-
buildings include a stadium, baths, temples, a gymnasium, two
theatres and a
bouleuterion (Senate House). On the
eastern side, the line of the
ancient wall may...
- the
games had
influenced the
formation of the market:
apart from the
bouleuterion, the
place the
boule "citizen's council" met,
which was in one of the...
