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1. The Parthenon as a Architectural Marvel
   ... The Parthenon built by Pericles between 447 and 438 BC to immortalize the greatness of Athens and secure it a place in history did itamp39s job very well. ...
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2. Greek Architecture
   ... leafy design. The Parthenon, built in honor of the Goddess Athena, is considered to be the greatest Doric temple ever built. It was ...
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3. Golden Rectangles And Ratios
   ... The Greeks used this to make many buildings, such as the Parthenon built in 440BC for the goddess Athena. ... The Parthenon was built on a square root of five. ...
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4. Ideas of the Parthenon
   ... The humanistic concepts of the Parthenon are plain to see, a building built by humans, for humans, and built with human ideas, but what about the other side of ...
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5. The Parthenon
   ... The Parthenon was a temple built for the patron goddess Athena goddess of wisdom and art. Construction started 447 BC and continued until 432 BC. ...
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6. The Parthenon
   ... With the exception of the timber roof supports, the entire Parthenon was built from marble ampquotfrom the quarries of Mt. Penteliconampquot112 Thames ampamp Hudson. ...
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7. The Parthenon
   ... With the exception of the timber roof supports, the entire Parthenon was built from marble ampquotfrom the quarries of Mt. Penteliconampquot112 Thames ampamp Hudson. ...
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8. Parthenon
   ... The temple was built between 447 and 438 BC Pericles initiated the construction of the monument ... The Parthenon combines an element of the Doric and Ionic orders. ...
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9. Trojan War
   ... The Parthenon was built entirely of Pentelic marble. One room in the Parthenon contained a huge gold and ivory statue of Athena. ...
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10. Parthenon
    ... The temple was built between 447 and 438 BC Pericles initiated the construction of the monument ... The Parthenon combines an element of the Doric and Ionic orders. ...
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11. Ancient Greek Notes
    ... 10. Parthenonbuilt ca. 500BC The most famous structure of ancient Greece. A temple built on a hilltop fortress in Athens called the Acropolis. ...
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12. Discuss the evolution of Greek Architecture from 600 to 300
    ... The Parthenon was built using money that was collected from neighbouring Greek states for the protection that the Athenian fleet offered. ...
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13. Ancient Greek Architecture
    ... The Acropolis became the religious center of ancient Athens, and it was on this hill that the Greeks built the Parthenon almost 2,500 years ago. ...
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14. Greek Art and Architecture
    ... Parthenons ampquotVirginampquot. Greek goddess of wisdom, on the Acropolis in Athens. The Parthenon was built in the 5th Century BC. and despite ...
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15. Three items from ancient Athens
    ... ampquotArchitectureampquot 1995:540543 The Parthenon was a huge project for the ancient Greek architects. They built them dedicated especially to their gods because ...
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16. the acropolis
    ... the Erechtheion in its white marble glory, whose site lay north of the Parthenon. ... leveling the land, which was too sacred to touch, they built the Erechtheion ...
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17. the acropolis
    ... the Erechtheion in its white marble glory, whose site lay north of the Parthenon. ... leveling the land, which was too sacred to touch, they built the Erechtheion ...
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18. The influence of the classical style on modern structures
    ... achievement. Built by Ictinus and Callicrates and sculpted by Phidias, the Parthenon was dedicated to Athena, the virgin Athena. The ...
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19. architecture
    ... inward or outward. The Parthenon, one of the most important temples, was built during this period. The Parthenon was constructed ...
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20. Greek art
    ... 184. The most famous Greek building was the Parthenon. The Parthenon was built on the Acropolis, and was dedicated to all Gds. The ...
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21. The parthenon
    It is on the Acropolis in the Athens. The Parthenon is a masterpiece of beautiful architecture. It is going to be built from 447 BC to approximately 432 BC. ...
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22. Geographical Location
    ... period when the city of Athens had the greatest political and cultural power c principles of democracy established, the Parthenon was built, and philosophical ...
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23. Influences of Classical Greek Architecture
    ... perfect human figures, and the carefully proportioned temples built to display ... consider to be the culmination of classical Greek architecture, the Parthenon. ...
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24. Athena
    ... The court judged that this was a more beneficial gift and let Athena have the city Daly100. To show their homage, the Atheans, built the Parthenon. ...
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25. The Rise of Ancient Greece
    ... it. He started in 447 BC Pericles built the Parthenon. Pericles died from a plague that took a drastic amount of lives in Athens. ...
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26. Socrates, the Midwife of Souls
    His father was an artisan, one of the stone masons who squared, fixed and polished the blocks of which the Parthenon was built. ...
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27. Fibonacci
    ... Fibonacciamp39s numbers have even been applied in architecture the famous ancient Greek temple, the Parthenon, was built in a proportion that is the ratio ...
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28. Development in Architecture
    ... Built of marble on the most prominent site along the southern flank of the ... The history of the Parthenon is as extraordinary as its artistic significance. ...
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29. Greek Goddesses
    ... Athena created the olive tree and therefore holds it sacred and important. The Greeks built a temple called the Parthenon to honor Athena. ...
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30. Sophoclesamp39 Oedipus Rex
    ... Athenian democracy under Pericles, who built the Parthenon and the Proplyaea and counted Sophocles among his friends, provided the ideal milieu for their ...
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