Tetrapylon
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tetrapylon-308-7622801
title:
Tetrapylon
text:
A tetrapylon is a rectangular form of monument with arched passages in two directions, at right angles, generally built on a crossroads. They appear in ancient Roman architecture, usually as a form of the Roman triumphal arch at significant crossroads or geographical "focal points". A tetrapylon was effectively a 'doubling' of the original triumphal arch form; with a total of four major arched openings, one on each side of the structure. Roman examples are usually roughly square in plan, with th
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description:
Structure with two crossing arched passages
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrapylon
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date modified:
2024-01-07T23:43:29Z
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