- In
classical architecture, a
peripteros (Gr****: περίπτερος; see peripterous) is a type of
ancient Gr**** or
Roman temple surrounded by a
portico with columns...
- free-standing
columns surround the
entire building, it is a
peripteros.
Unlike a
peripteros, a
pseudoperipteros has no
space (peristasis)
between the cella...
- to be
viewed from all directions. This led to the
development of the
peripteros, with a
frontal pronaos (porch),
mirrored by a
similar arrangement at...
-
Corinthian peripteros of the
Temple of Bacchus, Baalbek, Lebanon,
unknown architect, 150–250...
-
August 2015). "The Gr****
Kiosk "
Periptero"". www.athensfever.gr.
Retrieved 6
April 2018. "A
visit to a Gr****
kiosk (
periptero)". transparent.com. 10 June...
- of the
First Punic War, it was
restored in AD 17 by Tiberius. It was a
peripteros temple sine postì**** (with
columns on
three sides), with
eight tuff (peperino)...
-
Remains of the
central peripteros and of the stylobate...
- Parthenon.
Theodor Wiegand hypothesized in 1904 that H–Architektur was a non-
peripteros temple located on the site of the Old
Temple of Athena, and was in fact...
- II: The Façade, Pillars, and
Architrave Inscriptions of the
Thutmosid Peripteros", ISAC
Publications 1, Chicago:
Institute for the
Study of
Ancient Cultures...
- A
peripteros with a
peristasis between the
columns (dots) and the walls...
