Art History 2

rival city to Athens

Rival of Hercules, depicted fighting him on great altar of pergamum

Greek Goddess of fertility worshiped in Aphaea

dynasty that ruled kingdom of pergamon

Council of citizens that helped run greek government

Building that held Boule, the popular assembly building

Region of Anatolia where Halicarnassus

seating section of ampetheatre

battle between lapiths and centaurs. Depicted on Parthenon (theseus liked them) and temple of zeus at olympia

placement of doric columns closer to one another at the corner of a temple

small race of people who foudned olympic games, assosciated with haphestus

small blocks on cornice

slight curvature used in temples for aesthetic purposes

Ruler of Caria who founded Hecatomnid dynasty

Architect of temple of Apollo at Bassae

space between the axes

the spaces between columns in a columnade

Capital of Carian satrapy

small egyptian shrine

Greek familial unit, often refers to family

most secure room of temple and where treasury often was

where singers and dancers performed in greek theatre

wrestling school that was part of the gymnasium

other set of games held in Athens every four years

ionian city with large temple to athena on acropolis

free standing columns used in a portico

seat of government, also where the officials and victors met from the olympic games

upturned edge of roof which acts as a gutter

background building of greek theatre

hall of columns used for public use

slaightly raised pedistal on which a greek temple rests

10 point triangle used in the worship of the pythagorans