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APPENDIX ONE
Select Chronological Tables of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman
Buildings from 1000 B.C. to 330 A.D.

NOTE:--All measurements are in metres. Except in List G, which includes buildings
of all types, temple associated with a definite deity are described by the deity's
name alone, without the addition of the word Temple.


A.
EARLY TEMPLES AND TREASURIES TO WHICH NO DEFINITELY
DORIC, AEOLIC, OR IONIC FEATURES CAN BE ASSIGNED

(None of these buildings is of marble.)


I. Greece Proper and the West.
Date B.C. Place Dedication or name Dimensions of plan Remarks
? 10th cent. Thermum 'Megaron B' 7˙30 (north) by
21·40 		See p. 53 and Fig. 20
9th cent. Perachora Hera Akraia c. 5˙50xc.8·00 Apsidal: see p. 61
? 9th cent. Thebes? Apollo Isme-
nius (oldest) 		? Burnt in 8th cent. B.C.
Probably no columns:
walls of stone and sun-
dried brick: perhaps
curvilinear
? 9th or 8th
cent. 		Sparta Orthia (oldest) c. 4˙50x? See p. 53 and Plate IIa
? 8th or 7th
cent. 		Corone
(Longà) in
Messenia		? Apollo Coryn-
thius ('Temple
Δ') 		5˙05 x over 10˙00 See p. 54 and Pausanias,
IV, 34, 6. Single row of
inner columns. One of a
group of very early build-
ings on this site
c. 580 Gaggera near
Selinus 		'Megaron' of
Demeter
Malophoros 		9˙52 x 20˙41 See p. 55
c. 580 Olympia Treasury of Gela c. 11˙00 x c. 13˙20 See p. 55 Addition of
Doric porch to one long
side early in 5th cent. B.C.
increased dimensions to
c. 13˙20 x c. 13˙40
? 6th cent. Bassae
(Mount 		(a) ? Aphrodite 6·47 x 15˙43 See p. 55
Cotilius) (b) ? Artemis 5˙74 x 9˙25

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Publication Information: Book Title: A Handbook of Greek & Roman Architecture. Contributors: D. S. Robertson - author. Publisher: Cambridge University Press. Place of Publication: Cambridge, England. Publication Year: 1959. Page Number: 322.
    
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