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Ictinus (/ɪkˈtaɪnəs/; Gr****: Ἰκτῖνος, Iktinos) was an
architect active in the mid 5th
century BC.
Ancient sources identify Ictinus and
Callicrates as co-architects...
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Ictinus's family is a
daughter named Side.
Nothing more is
known about their family, nor is
their homeland named, as most
likely both
Ictinus and...
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named Ictinus.
Nothing more is
known about their family, nor is the land her myth
takes place ever named, as most
likely both Side and
Ictinus were invented...
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Jalmenus ictinus, the
Ictinus blue or
stencilled hairstreak, is a
butterfly of the
family Lycaenidae. It is
found in
Australia in the
Australian Capital...
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naming years. The
Parthenon on the
Acropolis at
Athens is
completed by
Ictinus and
Callicrates and is
consecrated after 9
years of construction. It is...
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ancient Gr****
architect active in the
middle of the
fifth century BC. He and
Ictinus were
architects of the
Parthenon (Plutarch, Pericles, 13). An inscription...
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Union in 1976.
Ictinus is
named for the
Ancient Gr****
architect Ictinus, who
lived in the 5th
century BCE. The
northern rim of
Ictinus is in permanent...
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Golden Age of
Athens (460–430 BC). Phidias, an
Athenian sculptor, and
Ictinus and Callicrates, two
famous architects, were
responsible for the reconstruction...
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occupied by the
creators of the Parthenon:
sculptor Phidias,
architect Ictinus, and
painter Apelles,
symbolizing the
unity of
these arts. The
mural took...
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grave in
order to
avoid suffering rape at the
hands of her own
father Ictinus. Her
blood transformed into a
pomegranate tree. In the
fifth century BC...
