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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...
- most
likely never had the cult
title parthénos". The
ancient architects Iktinos and
Callicrates appear to have
called the
building Ἑκατόμπεδος (Hekatómpedos;...
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Apollo Epikourios ("Apollo the helper"), was
built in 430 BC,
designed by
Iktinos. It
combined Doric and
Ionic elements, and the
earliest use of a column...
- than 3000
years and
longer than 71
kilometres (44 mi)), the
Parthenon by
Iktinos in
Ancient Greece (447–438 BC), the
Appian Way by
Roman engineers (c. 312...
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probably the
plague of
Athens of 430 BC. It was
supposedly designed by
Iktinos,
architect at
Athens of the Parthenon.
Modern scholars such as A. W. Lawrence...
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produces his
first play.
Pericles commissions the
architects Kallikrates and
Iktinos to
design a
larger temple for the
Parthenon and the
construction begins...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Ictinus (Ancient Gr****: Ἴκτινος, romanized:
Íktinos, lit. 'kite') is a
minor figure who
tried to
violate his
daughter and was transformed...
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later due to Pericles' influence. At some
point in the 5th
century BCE,
Iktinos, the
great architect of the Parthenon,
built the
Telesterion big enough...
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fifth century BC. On the
testimony of
Vitruvius (7,
praefatio 12) he and
Iktinos co-aut****d a
treatise on the
proportions of the Parthenon, the
major Periklean...
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ornithologist Louis Pierre Vieillot. The
genus name is from the
Ancient Gr****
iktinos for a kite. The
specific epithet plumbea is from
Latin plumbeus meaning...
