Asked by naman dhiman on May 04, 2024
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Which of the following architectural terms describes the Temple of Portunus, Rome?
A) Dipteral
B) Pseudoperipteral
C) Distyle in antis
D) Peripteral
Temple of Portunus
An ancient Roman temple in Rome, dedicated to Portunus, the god of keys, doors, and livestock, notable for its well-preserved example of Roman Republican architecture.
Pseudoperipteral
In Roman architecture, a pseudoperipteral temple has a series of engaged columns all around the sides and back of the cella to give the appearance of a peripteral colonnade.
Dipteral
An architectural term describing a classical temple plan where the columns around the peristyle are arranged in a double row.
- Distinguish and expound upon crucial architectural elements and innovations in Roman architecture.
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- Distinguish and expound upon crucial architectural elements and innovations in Roman architecture.
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