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Peristasis (Ancient Gr****: περίστασις "standing around") may
refer to:
Peristasis (architecture)
Peristasis,
inactive phases of
vasoconstriction in inflammation...
- The
peristasis (‹See Tfd›Gr****: περίστασις) was a four-sided
porch or
hallway of
columns surrounding the
cella (naos) in an
ancient Gr****
peripteral temple...
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opisthodomoi were
often closed off from the
peristasis by
wooden barriers or fences. Like the naos, the
peristasis could serve the
display and
storage of votives...
- term for this feature. The
peristyle in a Gr****
temple is a
peristasis (περίστασις,
perístasis). In the
Christian ecclesiastical architecture that developed...
- The
village was
founded under the name of New
Peristasis after 1922, by
refugees from old
Peristasis (present-day Şarköy of
Eastern Thrace).
Apart from...
- is a peripteros.
Unlike a peripteros, a
pseudoperipteros has no
space (
peristasis)
between the
cella (naos,
inner chamber) and the
outer walls on the sides...
- the
UNESCO symbol alludes to this temple's six
column facade. It has a
peristasis of 6 x 13
columns built over a ba****t of 39.44 x 16.91 m; each Doric...
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around a building,
especially an
Ancient Gr**** temple. The
pteroma or
peristasis is the p****age
between the
columns and the wall in a temple, the peristyle...
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sides of the
cella (naos),
creating a four-sided arcade, or
peristyle (
peristasis). By extension, it also
means simply the
perimeter of a
building (typically...
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sixteenth century Myriophytum displaced Peristasis, and the
diocese took the name of
Myriophyturn and
Peristasis.
According to the
Ottoman po****tion statistics...
