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Parthenon
Built during the fifth century; destoryed parrtially by 1687. Classical embodiment of ancient Greek architecture.
Stylobate
The base that the entire Parthenon rests on.
Columns
Supporting posts that carry the weight of the roof
Colonnade
Row of columns
Lintel, or crosspiece
Called the architrave; rests on the capitals (See next definition)
Capital
Decorative detail that helps distinguish one style or order of Greek architecture from another.
Frieze
Decorative panel on the second set of beams that rest on top of the achitrave.
Cornice
The trusses extend beyond the architrave and frieze and create this overhang.
Pediment
Triangular shape of the roof at the front and rear.
Three Greek Orders of columns
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian