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	[[Etruscans]] living in the 6th dominated the region and Etruscan kings were ruling [[place::Rome]] and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.		[[Etruscans]] living in the 6th dominated the region and Etruscan kings were ruling [[place::Rome]] and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around [[place::Florence]] with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (]]architecture::cella]]) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek [[Pantheon]] - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.

	Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Roman walls went around the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks		Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Roman walls went around the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
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	[[Ostia, Pompeii and Leptis Magna\|Ostia]] (founded 350BC) perfectly regular rectangle/square wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)		[[Ostia, Pompeii and Leptis Magna\|Ostia]] (founded 350BC) perfectly regular rectangle/square wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)

	Temple of Portunas ~~Romans~~ are assimilating Greek and Etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ionic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned it in to a church with the deep porch walled in		Temple of Portunas in Rome are assimilating Greek and [[Etruscans\|Etruscan]] - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. [[architecture::Ionic]] frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned it in to a church with the deep porch walled in

	[[place::Cori]] - ~~medievla~~ hill town. ~~Temple at pea of the~~ Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscan plan - deep porch with free standing columns. Facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral [[Architecture Glossary::Colonade]]. This has pilasters. Doric. [[Architecture Glossary::Triglyfs]] and [[Architecture ~~Glossary~~::Metopes]]. [[Architecture ~~Glossary~~::Flutes]] are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off.		[[place::Cori]] - medieval hill town. Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscan plan - deep porch with free standing columns. Facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral [[Architecture Glossary::Colonade]]. This has pilasters. Doric. [[Architecture Glossary::Triglyfs]] and [[Architecture::Metopes]]. [[Architecture::Flutes]] are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off.

	[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of Vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing columns - but one staircase and facade orientation. [[Architecture Glossary::Corinthian]] order with frieze with garlands. Very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give it a stone like appearance. Has [[Architecture ~~Glossary~~::Coffered]] ~~ceiling~~.		[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of Vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing columns - but one staircase and facade orientation. [[Architecture Glossary::Corinthian]] order with frieze with garlands. Very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give it a stone like appearance. Has [[Architecture::Coffered ceiling]].

	~~Inceeasingly~~ more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks Athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Jupiter OMC		Inceasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. [[roman::Sulla]] sacks Athens - goes to temple of [[character::Zeus]] and steals columns and puts them in Jupiter OMC

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	Temple of Portunas Romans are assimilating Greek and Etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ionic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned it in to a church with the deep porch walled in		Temple of Portunas Romans are assimilating Greek and Etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ionic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned it in to a church with the deep porch walled in

	[[place::Cori]] - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscan plan - deep porch with free standing columns. Facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral ~~colonade~~. This has pilasters. Doric. [[Architecture Glossary::Triglyfs]] and [[Architecture Glossary::Metopes]]. [[Architecture Glossary::Flutes]] are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off.		[[place::Cori]] - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscan plan - deep porch with free standing columns. Facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral [[Architecture Glossary::Colonade]]. This has pilasters. Doric. [[Architecture Glossary::Triglyfs]] and [[Architecture Glossary::Metopes]]. [[Architecture Glossary::Flutes]] are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off.

	[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of Vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing columns - but one staircase and facade orientation. [[Architecture Glossary::Corinthian]] order with frieze with garlands. Very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give it a stone like appearance. Has [[Architecture ~~Gloassary~~::Coffered]] ceiling.		[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of Vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing columns - but one staircase and facade orientation. [[Architecture Glossary::Corinthian]] order with frieze with garlands. Very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give it a stone like appearance. Has [[Architecture Glossary::Coffered]] ceiling.

	Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks Athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Jupiter OMC		Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks Athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Jupiter OMC

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	[[Etruscans]] living in the 6th dominated the region and Etruscan kings were ruling [[place::Rome]] and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.		[[Etruscans]] living in the 6th dominated the region and Etruscan kings were ruling [[place::Rome]] and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.
	Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
	~~Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.~~

	~~[[Ostia, Pompeii~~ and ~~Leptis Magna\|Ostia]] (founded 350BC) perfectlt regualar rectnagke/sqaire wall Capscan (north south street (cardo)~~ and ~~east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection~~ of the ~~two roads)~~		Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Roman walls went around the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
			Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stone and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches using wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.

	~~Temple of portunas Romans are assimilating greek~~ and ~~etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the~~ wall ~~one stair case and built of stone~~ (~~Travertine from Tivoli~~)~~deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ironic frieze~~ and ~~column capitals. At some time in~~ the ~~future they turned in to a church with~~ the ~~deep porch walled in~~		[[Ostia, Pompeii and Leptis Magna\|Ostia]] (founded 350BC) perfectly regular rectangle/square wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)

	~~[[place::Cori]] - medievla hill town.~~ Temple ~~at pea~~ of ~~the Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscsn plan~~ - deep ~~portch with~~ free standing ~~columns~~. ~~facade orientation single cella,~~ one ~~staircase~~. ~~Not a periphehral colonade. This has pilasters. Doric~~. ~~Triglfs~~ and ~~metopes~~. ~~Flutes are not at~~ the ~~bottom becuase as poeple hit them~~ the ~~flutes fell off. and~~		Temple of Portunas Romans are assimilating Greek and Etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ionic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned it in to a church with the deep porch walled in

	[[place::~~Tivoli~~]] Temple of ~~vesta 80BC Round temple~~. ~~Greek influence~~. ~~Free standing clumns - but~~ one staircase ~~and facade orientation~~. ~~Corinthian order with frieze with garlands~~. ~~very tall podium~~. ~~Travertine~~. ~~Concrete wall for~~ the ~~cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out~~ the ~~water and give ot a stone like appearance. Has coffered ceiling~~.		[[place::Cori]] - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscan plan - deep porch with free standing columns. Facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral colonade. This has pilasters. Doric. [[Architecture Glossary::Triglyfs]] and [[Architecture Glossary::Metopes]]. [[Architecture Glossary::Flutes]] are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off.

	Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks ~~athens~~ - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in ~~Juietr~~ OMC		[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of Vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing columns - but one staircase and facade orientation. [[Architecture Glossary::Corinthian]] order with frieze with garlands. Very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give it a stone like appearance. Has [[Architecture Gloassary::Coffered]] ceiling.

			Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks Athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Jupiter OMC

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	~~Notes~~
	[[Etruscans]] ~~were~~ living in the 6th and Etruscan kings were ruling ~~rome~~ and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.		[[Etruscans]] living in the 6th dominated the region and Etruscan kings were ruling [[place::Rome]] and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.
	Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks		Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
	Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.		Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.

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	Notes		Notes
	Etruscans were living in the 6th and Etruscan kings were ruling rome and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.		[[Etruscans]] were living in the 6th and Etruscan kings were ruling rome and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.
	Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks		Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
	Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.		Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.

	Ostia (founded 350BC) perfectlt regualar rectnagke/sqaire wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)		[[Ostia, Pompeii and Leptis Magna\|Ostia]] (founded 350BC) perfectlt regualar rectnagke/sqaire wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)

	Temple of portunas Romans are assimilating greek and etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ironic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned in to a church with the deep porch walled in		Temple of portunas Romans are assimilating greek and etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ironic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned in to a church with the deep porch walled in

	Cori - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of Hercules. Etruscsn plan - deep portch with free standing columns. facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral colonade. This has pilasters. Doric. Triglfs and metopes. Flutes are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off. and Tivoli Temple of vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing clumns - but one staircase and facade orientation. Corinthian order with frieze with garlands. very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give ot a stone like appearance. Has coffered ceiling.		[[place::Cori]] - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of [[character::Herakles\|Hercules]]. Etruscsn plan - deep portch with free standing columns. facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral colonade. This has pilasters. Doric. Triglfs and metopes. Flutes are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off. and

			[[place::Tivoli]] Temple of vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing clumns - but one staircase and facade orientation. Corinthian order with frieze with garlands. very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give ot a stone like appearance. Has coffered ceiling.

	Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Juietr OMC		Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Juietr OMC

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Etruscans were living in the 6th and Etruscan kings were ruling rome and would be ejected later. Before that happened in 509BC they built a temple of Jupiter OMC. Etruscans lived in Tuscany and around Florence with a capital called Etruria juno and minerva (capitaloline triad) (one of the seven hills) . Momument had a single staircase, three spaces (cella) one for each God. free standing columns large facade/portico/triangual pediment. - It looks back to the Greek Pantheon - yet still distinctive. panethon has lower pedastall, no single staircase - no triple cella and Pantheon used Marble. Alter is outside the Roam temple.
Gallic tribes in 386bc set the city ablaze only the temple survived. After the sack Romans started alot of wall building - Romand wall went arounf the entire 7 hills with headers and stretchers built out of rectangular large tofa blocks
Falery Novi - walls 241-200BC peporino stome and orange tufa. One of the earliest Roman arches Taken wedge shaped blocks to fit into arch.

Ostia (founded 350BC) perfectlt regualar rectnagke/sqaire wall Capscan (north south street (cardo) and east west street Decumanus Maximus) Forum was at the intersection of the two roads)

Temple of portunas Romans are assimilating greek and etruscan - deep porch, free standing at the frint. Columns attached to the wall one stair case and built of stone (Travertine from Tivoli)deep podium. walls of tufa but stuccoed to make it marble like. Ironic frieze and column capitals. At some time in the future they turned in to a church with the deep porch walled in

Cori - medievla hill town. Temple at pea of the Hill Temple of Hercules. Etruscsn plan - deep portch with free standing columns. facade orientation single cella, one staircase. Not a periphehral colonade. This has pilasters. Doric. Triglfs and metopes. Flutes are not at the bottom becuase as poeple hit them the flutes fell off. and Tivoli Temple of vesta 80BC Round temple. Greek influence. Free standing clumns - but one staircase and facade orientation. Corinthian order with frieze with garlands. very tall podium. Travertine. Concrete wall for the cella. Easier than carving stone in a curve. It was faced with stones to keep out the water and give ot a stone like appearance. Has coffered ceiling.

Inceeasingly more ostenacious gilded ceilings painted walls, marble - More Greek. Sulla sacks athens - goes to temple of Zeus and steals columns and puts them in Juietr OMC

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[[category:Architecture]]