- The
Antes or
Antae (Gr****: Ἄνται) were an
early Slavic tribal polity of the 6th
century CE. They
lived on the
lower Danube River, in the northwestern...
- An anta (pl.
antæ,
antae, or antas; Latin,
possibly from ante, "before" or "in
front of"), or
sometimes parastas (pl. parastades), is a term in classical...
- An
antae temple, also a
distyle in
antis temple, is a
special name
given to a type of
ancient Gr**** or
Roman temple that has side
walls that
extend to...
- garrisons, in 545
Justinian I made an
alliance with the
Antae to stop
barbarian intrusions from
Antae territory in the
Lower Danube area. This
caused more...
- the
original on
February 13, 2024.
Retrieved March 19, 2024. Prince, De
Antae (January 20, 2017). "Satch
Sanders Q&A: The NBA And the
White House". Sports...
- side
walls extending to the
front of the
porch and
terminating with two
antae, the
pediment being supported by two
columns or
sometimes caryatids. This...
- ("victorious over the Franks"), on
accession Anticus ("victorious over the
Antae"), on
accession Alanicus ("victorious over the Alans"), on
accession Vandalicus...
-
Delphi was
built according to a
typical distyle in
antis design, with two
antae framing two columns. The
ancient writer and
traveler Pausanias was “emphatic...
- who guards" ("guardian, protector").
Early Slavs,
especially Sclaveni and
Antae,
including the
White Croats,
invaded and
settled Southeastern Europe in...
-
height of 1.82
metres (6 ft 0 in).
Early Slavs,
especially Sclaveni and
Antae,
including the
White Serbs,
invaded and
settled Southeastern Europe in the...
