HISTORY OF GREEK ARCHITECTURE
TEMPLE OF ZEUS OLYMPIOS No.2

: Temple of Zeus Olympios (Olympieion); Greece, Athens; 174 B.C.-132 A.D.

- View from south-east. There is Acroporis of Athens beyond the left flame.
- Colinthian column. About 17m height and about 1.9m diameter.
- The only one Greek temple which has Colinthian order totally.
- The end of Helenistic Age, Greek had no power to build new temples in main land. The Olympieion was the last temple in that period.

Photo: TAKAHIRO TAJI

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