- The
Doric order is one of the
three orders of
ancient Gr**** and
later Roman architecture; the
other two
canonical orders were the
Ionic and the Corinthian...
-
Doric may
refer to:
Doric, of or
relating to the
Dorians of
ancient Greece Doric Gr****, the
dialects of the
Dorians Doric order, a
style of
ancient Gr****...
- Gr**** dialects; its
varieties are
divided into the
Doric proper and
Northwest Doric subgroups.
Doric was
spoken in a vast area,
including northern Greece...
-
Doric, the po****r name for Mid
Northern Scots or
Northeast Scots,
refers to the
Scots language as
spoken in the
northeast of Scotland.
There is an extensive...
- has been
described as "the
culmination of the
development of the
Doric order". The
Doric columns, for example, have
simple capitals,
fluted shafts, and...
- had
visited the sites, archaeologist–architects of the
period studied the
Doric and
Ionic orders.
Despite its
universality rooted in
ancient Greece, the...
- The
Doric Club was an ****ociation of
Loyals set up in
Lower Canada by Adam Thom, a
lawyer and journalist, in
March 1836. A
noted opponent of the Patriotes...
- the ****istance of
other Dorian states.
Dorians were
distinguished by the
Doric Gr****
dialect and by
characteristic social and
historical traditions. In...
- The
Dorian mode or
Doric mode can
refer to
three very
different but
interrelated subjects: one of the
Ancient Gr****
harmoniai (characteristic melodic...
- a
vulture and
whose origin stems from ἀρή (arē), the
Ionic form of the
Doric ἀρά (ara), "bane, ruin, curse, imprecation".
Mosaic in
Maltezana near Analipsi...
