triglyphic (Meaning)
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triglyphic (a.)
Alt. of Triglyphical
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triglyphic Sentence Examples
- The triglyphic epistyle of the temple supported a projecting cornice adorned with guttae.
- In Doric architecture, the triglyphic frieze alternates with metopes, creating a distinctive rhythm.
- The triglyphic architrave of the Parthenon in Athens showcases the precision and symmetry of classical Greek construction.
- The triglyphic prostyle of the Doric temple at Paestum features a portico with three columns in antis.
- The triglyphic pediment of the temple of Apollo at Delphi displays elaborate sculptures depicting mythological scenes.
- The triglyphic relief on the walls of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus commemorates the achievements of Mausolus.
- The triglyphic frieze of the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion overlooks the Aegean Sea, adding to its majestic presence.
- Archaeologists have discovered triglyphic fragments among the ruins of ancient Greek cities, providing valuable insights into architectural practices.
- Modern architects have employed triglyphic elements in contemporary buildings, paying homage to the enduring legacy of classical design.
- The triglyphic facade of the Bank of Greece in Athens symbolizes the connection between the nation's history and financial stability.
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The triglyphic epistyle of the temple supported a projecting cornice adorned with guttae.
In Doric architecture, the triglyphic frieze alternates with metopes, creating a distinctive rhythm.
The triglyphic architrave of the Parthenon in Athens showcases the precision and symmetry of classical Greek construction.
The triglyphic prostyle of the Doric temple at Paestum features a portico with three columns in antis.
