- style. An
acroterion placed at the
outer angles of the
pediment is an
acroterion angularium (angulārium
means ‘at the corners’). The
acroterion may take...
-
Acroterion of
winged gorgon, 540-530 BC, from the temple...
- quadriga, a
chariot drawn by four horses,
which was on top of the roof as an
acroterion. This sculpture, as well as the cult
statue of
Jupiter in the main cella...
- bust of a well-dressed
young girl that may have
served as the
antefix or
acroterion of the
temple as
possibly being a
representation of Hebe. Hebe was also...
- epigraphs; statues;
architectural elements such as columns, cornices, and
acroterions; bas reliefs, tombstones; and sarcophagi. Such
collections are often...
-
found in the
Archaeological Museum of Olympia. The
group was
probably the
acroterion of one of the
treasuries at Olympia;
earlier theories suggested it was...
- acromegalia, acromegaly, acromion, acronym, acrophobia, acropolis, acrostic,
acroterion,
acrotomophilia actin- beam, ray Gr**** ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος (aktís, aktînos)...
- is a
Central European military helmet with a
finial topped by a spike.
Acroterion Alem (finial)
Crocket Chigi (architecture)
Giboshi Mandir kalasha Souvenir...
-
deities Ceres, Minerva, Hercules, and Mars.
Above the
inscription is an
acroterion comprising gilded statues of Minerva, Pax (the
Roman goddess personifying...
- marble,
Archaeological Museum of Piraeus, Piraeus,
Greece Ancient Gr****
acroterion decorated with a
double palmette, c. 350–325 BC, marble, Metropolitan...
