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ARTH409 Final Exam (Roman Architecture) — Flashcards

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MCQs on the architecture of Ancient Rome, beginning with its origins in the eighth century BC, and continuing through the Roman capital’s move to Constantinople in the fourth century AD. This course will explore the major architectural influences, building methods and styles of the Roman Empire.
 

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A pseudoperipteral temple is a temple that:
Imitates the Greek style of columns encircling a temple, but uses engaged columns, rather than free-standing columns.
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