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columns of a temple, when this was
equal to one and a half diameters.
Quadriporticus Also
known as a quadriportico, a four-sided portico. The
closest modern...
- educate. Both
steps are
needed to
bring out an individual's talents. The
quadriporticus, in
Italian quadriportico, was
erected in the 18th
century and is the...
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pulpitum or stage,
scaenae frons and
cavea (seating) at one end, a
large quadriporticus that
surrounded an
extensive garden and
housed Pompey's
collection of...
- were they to be
completely excavated. The
structure and
connecting quadriporticus had
multiple uses. The
building had the
largest crypta of all the Roman...
- architecture, the
vestibule replaced the more
extravagant atrium or
quadriporticus in
favor of a more
simplified area to
house the vase of holy water....
- however, and work
ultimately extended into the
twentieth century. The
quadriporticus looking toward the
Tiber was
completed by the
Italian Government, which...
- ).
Quadriporticus of the
Theatres (VIII,7,16-17).
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Quadriporticus...
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century Anonymous pilgrim of
Piacenza described a "basilica
built with a
quadriporticus, with the
middle atrium uncovered" at Hebron,
while at Pécs and near...
- amphitheatres,
there was no
underground area for the gladiators. Instead, the
quadriporticus was
built above ground and
close to the arena. When
events were over...
- (Ambulatio Magni) and Hall of a
Hundred Pillars (Hecatostylon), was a
large quadriporticus located directly behind the
scaenae frons of the
Theatre of Pompey....
