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Arch 350: Architecture of the Ancient World Review for Test 2

Doric Ionic Corinthian

Architrave Capital Pediment Stereobate Stylobate Arris Flute Abacus Echinus Metope Triglyph Cornice Frieze Shaft Doric Order Column Entablature

Parthenon, Athens CellaPeristyle (8 x 17) OpisthodomePorch

Ionic from Asia MinorIonic from near Athens Frieze Architrave Capital Base Shaft Volute Cornice Dentil Flute Fillet Pediment Column Entablature Steps

Temple of Athena Nike The Propylaia The Erectheion The Parthenon The Acropolis in Athens

Theater of Marcellus Baths of Trajan Colloseum Circus Maximus Baths of Caracalla Rome, major monuments

Roman Forum Curia Temple of Concordia Augusta Arch of Septimus SeverusHouse of the Vestals Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine

Forum of Augustus Imperial Forums Forum of Trajan Column of Trajan Basilica Ulpia Forum of Caesar Temple of Mars Ultor Temple of Venus Genetrix

SquinchPendentive Squinch and Pendentive systems for supporting a dome