- The
Siphnian Treasury was a
building at the
Ancient Gr**** cult
centre of Delphi,
erected to host the
offerings of the polis, or city-state, of Siphnos...
-
Giants is
evidenced from an
inscription on the
northern frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury in Delphi;
Brinkmann (1985)
suggests that the
letter tracings...
- The most
comprehensive treatment is
found on the
north frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury at
Delphi (c. 525 BC), with more than
thirty figures,
named by...
- be in a
sequence or
represent simultaneous actions during an event. The
Siphnian Treasury at
Delphi has four
marble friezes, one for each
cardinal direction...
- type of
temple structure in the
ancient Gr**** world. An
example is the
Siphnian Treasury in Delphi,
built around 525 BCE.
Smaller two-column structures...
- The
Siphnian Treasury in
Delphi is
begun (approximate date).
Battle between the Gods and the Giants,
fragments of the
north frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury...
- Astraeus, Astraea, and Asteria. A
Giant opponent of
Athena is
depicted on the
Siphnian Treasury, a
sixth century BC
marble depiction of the
Gigantomachy from...
-
temples such as the
Siphnian Treasury had
antae on both side of the porch,
framing a set of columns.
Front view of the
Siphnian Treasury with framing...
- the
Sacred Way, the
Sphinx of Naxos, and
fragments of
reliefs from the
Siphnian Treasury.
Immediately adjacent to the exit is the
inscription that mentions...
-
early as the 3rd
millennium BCE.
Proof of this is the
treasury which the
Siphnians built at
Delphi in the 6th
century BCE to
house their offerings. According...
