- In
ancient Gr**** architecture, a propylaion,
propylaeon or, in its
Latinized form, propylaeum—often used in the
plural forms propylaia or
propylaea (/prɒpɪˈliːə/;...
- the
second column of the
Propylon to the north. The 12
steps at the end of the
Tiberia Platea are all that
remain of the
Propylon, a
monumental p****age gateway...
- terraces,
centring on a
small temple for the hero Triptolemus, an
outer propylon (gateway) and a
South Stoa. A
circular building in the
southernmost part...
- The East
Propylon is the
eastern entrance of the
Roman Agora in Athens.
Built in 19-11 BCE, it
consisted of
Ionic columns made of gray
Hymettian marble...
- the Gate of
Athena Archegetis. To its east was a
Doric gate, the East
Propylon, next to the
Tower of the
Winds and a set of "vespasianae" (public toilets)...
-
Domitian and
Trajan making offerings to the gods
appear on
reliefs on the
propylon of the
Temple of
Hathor at Dendera.
There are
cartouches of
Domitian and...
-
Domitian and
Trajan making offerings to the gods
appear on
reliefs on the
propylon of the
Temple of
Hathor at Dendera.
There are
cartouches of
Domitian and...
- the
gateway with a
ceremonial entrance,
usually referred to as the
Older Propylon, and the
refurbishment of the
forecourt in
front of it. At this time, a...
-
architectural forms that are
still in
evidence are the
processional gateway (
propylon), the
public square (agora)
surrounded by
storied colonnade (stoa), the...
-
typical Roman forum architectural style,
having only one
entrance with a
propylon of
Corinthian order, a high
surrounding wall with
protruding niches (oikoi...
