- A
stoa (/ˈstoʊə/; plural,
stoas, stoai, or
stoae /ˈstoʊ.iː/), in
ancient Gr**** architecture, is a
covered walkway or portico,
commonly for
public use...
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Stoas University of
Applied Sciences (Dutch:
Stoas Hogeschool) is a
Dutch vocational college with the head
office in Ede.
Stoas University of Applied...
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stoa.
During ****enistic
times this type of
architectural layout,
based heavily on view
towards and from
important buildings,
especially with
stoas became...
- The
Makra Stoa (Gr****: Μακρά Στοά, lit. 'Long
Stoa') is an
archaeological site
which formed part of the
urban fabric of the
ancient city of
Piraeus in...
- Look up
stoa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
stoa is a
covered walkway or portico.
Stoa or
STOA may also
refer to:
Johan Støa (politician) (1913–1973)...
- with
Ionic for the
interior colonnade. This
combination had been used in
stoas since the
classical period and was by ****enistic
times quite common. On...
- Dr Tom
Stoa (born July 7, 1951) was an
American politician and
medical doctor.
Stoa lived in Winona,
Minnesota and
graduated from
Winona Senior High School...
- The
Stoa Poikile (Ancient Gr****: ἡ ποικίλη στοά, hē poikílē
stoá) or
Painted Portico was a
Doric stoa (a
covered walkway or portico)
erected around 460...
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preserved until the mid-second
century AD. It is
among the
smallest known Gr****
stoas, but had
great symbolic significance as the seat of the
Athenian King Archon...
- were
responsible for a
large proportion of the two-store**** ****enistic
stoas known to us, seem to have had
little liking for Corinthian. For the interior...
