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Chapter 5- Greece (51-71)

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the temple dedicated to Athena on the Acropolis
entry gate at the west end of the Acropolis
temple on the Acropolis (caryatids porch)
architect of the Propylaea
the architects of the Parthenon
sculptor of statues in the Parthenon
leader of Athens in the Golden Age
many colors
arrogance leading to downfall
a scene formed from tiny stones collected from river beds and beaches and set into cement
tiny pieces of glass set into cement to portray a scene instead of stones
a term for any grandiose funerary monument
a circular shrine
23-30 BC this period is usually reckoned from the death of Alexander. It was melodramatic, ornate and filled with dynamic energy
an artistic representation of suffering which evokes pity because of the nobility and restraint with which it is endured
a colonnade (a series of arches supported by columns) around a center space
a marketplace
a covered colonnade used for shops or offices
in Greek mythology a hideous female demon with snake hair capable of turning anyone who gazed at her into stone
a single row of columns on all sides
a double row of columns
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