metoche (Meaning)

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metoche (n.)

The space between two dentils.

The space between two triglyphs.

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The metoche was a religious outpost established by Greek city-states in foreign lands.
The metoche served as a center of religious worship and a meeting place for Greek citizens.
The metoche often housed a temple, a guest house, and a sanctuary.
The metoche was also a hub for trade and cultural exchange.
The metoche played a significant role in maintaining the religious and cultural ties between the city-state and its colonies.
The metoche was often located in a prominent location, such as near a major waterway or a central market.
The metoche was managed by a priest or other religious official.
The metoche provided a sense of community and support for Greek citizens living abroad.
The metoche was a symbol of Greek influence and power in the Mediterranean region.
The metoche was an important institution in the ancient Greek world, serving both religious and diplomatic purposes.

The space between two dentils., The space between two triglyphs.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The metoche was a religious outpost established by Greek city-states in foreign lands.

The metoche served as a center of religious worship and a meeting place for Greek citizens.

The metoche often housed a temple, a guest house, and a sanctuary.

The metoche was also a hub for trade and cultural exchange.