Public Buildings in Ancient Greece

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What type of temple has a rectangular footprint and is dedicated to the God Portunus in Rome?

Rectangular temple

Which Roman Emperor completed the Pantheon in Rome around 126-128 AD?

Hadrian

Which type of bath was typically found in Roman palaces and houses?

Private bath (balneum)

What material was the Roman Doric Column made of?

Marble

Which architectural feature was used for gladiatorial combats in Rome?

Amphitheater (Colosseum)

What is the purpose of pillars of victory or monumental columns in Roman architecture?

To commemorate triumphs of victorious Generals

Which Roman Emperor built the Thermae of Diocletian in Rome, the largest with a capacity of 3,000 bathers?

Diocletian

What is the function of a xystus or public park in Roman architecture?

A large open space with trees, statues, & fountains

'Balneum' in Roman architecture refers to what kind of structure?

'Balneum' refers to a private bath

'Trajan Column' is associated with which Roman Emperor?

'Trajan Column' is associated with Trajan

Explore the different types of public buildings in Ancient Greece, such as the Stoa, Prytaneion, Agora, Bouleuterion, Assembly Halls, and Odeon. Understand their purposes and significance in the ancient city structure.

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