- In
ancient Gr**** architecture, a
propylaion,
propylaeon or, in its
Latinized form, propylaeum—often used in the
plural forms propylaia or
propylaea (/prɒpɪˈliːə/;...
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complex was
entered from the east
through the
Propylaea (προπύλαιον,
propýlaion) or Portico,
consisting of a
broad staircase rising 20 feet (6.1 m) to...
- art.
Through its
German name, "Propyläen" (from the Gr**** προπύλαιον,
propylaion, pl. προπύλαια, pro****ia, an
entryway to a building),
which can be translated...
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Marion County, Indiana. The
Propylaeum was
named after the Gr**** word "
propýlaion,"
meaning "gateway to
higher culture." The
property became the headquarters...
- and
William Dugdale's
Monasticon Anglicanum (1655),
which is
entitled Propylaion Johannis Marshami; it is a
complex survey of
English monasticism. He left...
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establishing the
Indianapolis Propylaeum,
named after the Gr**** word
propylaion,
meaning gateway to
higher culture. The
Propylaeum incorporated on June...