- (Gr****: Ναός του Ολυμπίου Διός, Naós tou Olympíou Diós), also
known as the
Olympieion or
Columns of the
Olympian Zeus, is a
former colossal temple at the centre...
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unfinished large structures like the
temple of
Apollo at
Didyma or the
Olympieion at
Athens into the
later 2nd century AD. The
edicts of
Theodosius I and...
- have been held within. The
church is
located in the
south stoa of the
Olympieion (Temple of
Hadrian Olympios) next to the
harbor of Ephesus. The church...
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Remains of one
atlas in the
Olympieion field...
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Olympieion temple which was
connoted with the
tyrant Peisistratos and his sons, and, instead, used the
Piraeus limestone destined for the
Olympieion to...
- 16:1. The
Corinthian Order The
Temple of Zeus Olympia, Athens, ("the
Olympieion") The
Corinthian order was
initially used internally, as at the Temple...
- BC
Temple of
Apollo Syracuse,
Sicily Architrave block ~1120.25 ~555 BC
Olympieion Syracuse,
Sicily Stylobate block ~1120.25 ~560–550 BC
Temple of Artemis...
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shrine of "Ge-Kourotrophos" and "Demeter-Chloe" on the Acropolis. Near the
Olympieion of
Athens there was the
temenos of Ge-Olympia.
Thucydides mentions that...
- the
Temple of Mars
Ultor in Rome at 17.74
metres (58.2 ft), and the
Olympieion in
Athens at 16.83
metres (55.2 ft).
Architecture of St.
Louis College...
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which was
funded in 1991 and when
construction began it was to be
named Olympieion after the
Temple of
Olympian Zeus.
During construction the name was changed...
