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• At this time the eastern gateway or propylaeum was first built.
• In 1926 Fyfe returned for a month to rebuild the South Propylaeum.
• Restoration work commences on the Chester Castle Propylaeum.
• The Chester Castle Propylaeum reopens after restoration.
• The main work ended with the " Propylaeum " to December published in 1940.
• The Memorial's propylaeum and stone tower can thus be clearly seen from the plaza.
• The Propylaeum incorporated on June 6, 1888, as a stock company of Indianapolis women.
• He fought a spirited but unsuccessful campaign to save the Propylaeum, known commonly as the Euston Arch, London.
• Capital of the front of the west facade of the Ptolemy II Propylaeum : Griffons devouring a doe ( site plan number 20)
• Second place went to Terry Madeira of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, who misspelled " propylaeum " . ( 12 June 1958 ).
• The iDAI . bookbrowser supported by its OAI interfaces the METS metadata standard and is linked to external online portals ( Propylaeum, ZVDD ).
• It is in essence a simple court preceded by an ionic propylaeum decorated with the well-known dancer's frieze ( photo below ).
• The large second peristyle could be reached by passing through a large tablinum in which, under a propylaeum, was the archaic statue of Athena Promachos.
• Immediately behind the Propylaeum is a hexagonal forecourt reached through a threefold entrance that was added in the mid-3rd century by the emperor Philip the Arab.
• Archaeologists have thus far identified a palaestra and propylaeum, 15 m high, which gave the palace an imposing monumental air when seen from the city below.
• Hardwick's best-known work is likely the 1837'Propylaeum'or Euston station, designed for the London and Birmingham Railway at the cost of ?5, 000.
• The temple complex was entered from the east through the Propylaeum (, " prop齦aion " ) or Portico, consisting of a broad staircase rising to an arcade of 12 columns flanked by 2 towers.
• Papebroch prefixed a " Propylaeum antiquarium ", an attempt to formulate rules for the discernment of spurious from genuine documents, to the second volume ( 1675 ) of the " Acta Sanctorum ".
• The entrance is in the east through the Ptolemy II propylaeum, also known as the "'Ptol閙aion "'( site plan number 20 ), which spans the eastern brook and functions as a bridge.
• Ptolemy II himself had the Propylaeum built across the entrance to the sanctuary : the powerful Ptolemaic fleet which allowed him to dominate the bulk of the Aegean up to the Thracian coast, and the construction at Samothrace bear witness to his influence.