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• Access to the megaron was provided through a court, which was reached from a propylon.
• A monumental entrance  propylon ( Greek ???????? ) represented the transition to the inner yard.
• The discovery of many fragments of the Res Gestae Divi Augusti in front of the Propylon is further confirmation.
• The Propylon was built to honour Marcus Antonius in 31 BC and thus became the single power of the Roman world.
• Without Woodbridge's reconstruction it is impossible to recreate the shape of the Propylon from what can be seen today.
• There were twelve steps up to the temple, like at the Propylon, and the order was a four columned prostylos.
• The survey noted complex substructures, and intended to document the surrounding settlements, tombs, quarries and a propylon temple ruins.
• A propylon on the western side of this compound allowed access to both the open space and thus to the altar itself.
• The church is on the axis of the Platea, Propylon, and Augusteum and was so named by researchers because of its topographical position.
• This system distributed water which came from the nympheum to the shops from a fountain under the second column of the Propylon to the north.
• Its principal ruins consisted of the propylon and two columns of a temple, which was apparently of small dimensions, but of elegant proportions.
• In 1924, 20 meters from the Propylon and at the south corner of the Platea architectural blocks from an eight columned circular building were unearthed.
• A classical monumental marble building, a Propylon ( mid-5th century BC ) marked the main entrance to this terrace and to the acropolis.
• More specifically, the gate relief may allude to the propylon ( structure which forms the entrance ) that provides the main direct access to the palace.
• A short wander amongst the older houses of Yalva?will reveal many ornamental pieces from the Augusteum, Tiberia Platea, Propylon and other important buildings of Antioch.
• The propylon or porch, formed the entrance to temple sanctuaries and other significant sites with the best-surviving example being the Propylaea on the Acropolis of Athens.
• Work has been carried out on the temples of Apollo and Athena, on the Propylon, the Building D, the theater, and on their immediate surroundings.
• The remains of the 12 steps up to the monumental Propylon take one to the most impressive architectural structure which has survived from the earlier periods of Antioch : the Imperial Sanctuary-Augusteum.
• The excavations were under the direction of D . M . Robinson and, employing at times over 200 men from Yalva? the Great Basilica, Tiberia Platea, Propylon and monumental western gate were exposed.
• Although there is not agreement on the exact position where the stone panels bearing the inscription were mounted on the Propylon, it is clear that the letters of the inscription ( the remains of which are in Yalva?Museum ) were intended to be read at eye level.