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Nerva (ner'va). The name of one of the Roman Forums.
Nike Apteros (nl'k6 ap'te-ros) A temple on the Acropolis built in honor of Nik6, goddess of Victory. Also called Wingless Victory.
NImes (Nem). A city in southern France containing a Corinthian rec- tangular temple approached by a flight of steps, built during the reign of Hadrian, often called the Maison Carrie. (See Fig. 131.) Norcia (nor'cha). A small Etruscan town in central Italy.
Normand (nor'maund). A French writer on architecture livi...ng during the Renaissance.
o Octastyle (ok'ta-stll). Having eight columns— as a portico of a building having eight columns in front. (See Fig. 34.) Odeum (6-de'um). One of a class of buildings akin to theaters, designed primarily for the public performance of musical contests of various kinds.
Ogee (o-je'). A cyma recta or cyma reversa; a moulding consisting of two members, the one concave, the other convex, or a round and a hollow.
(See Fig. 5.) Opisthodomos (op-is-thod'6-mos). An open vestibule within the portico of a temple at the end behind the cella; in most ancient temples corresponding to the pronaos at the principal end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nerva (ner'va). The name of one of the Roman Forums.
Nike Apteros (nl'k6 ap'te-ros) A temple on the Acropolis built in honor of Nik6, goddess of Victory. Also called Wingless Victory.
NImes (Nem). A city in southern France containing a Corinthian rec- tangular temple approached by a flight of steps, built during the reign of Hadrian, often called the Maison Carrie. (See Fig. 131.) Norcia (nor'cha). A small Etruscan town in central Italy.
Normand (nor'maund). A French writer on architecture livi...ng during the Renaissance.
o Octastyle (ok'ta-stll). Having eight columns— as a portico of a building having eight columns in front. (See Fig. 34.) Odeum (6-de'um). One of a class of buildings akin to theaters, designed primarily for the public performance of musical contests of various kinds.
Ogee (o-je'). A cyma recta or cyma reversa; a moulding consisting of two members, the one concave, the other convex, or a round and a hollow.
(See Fig. 5.) Opisthodomos (op-is-thod'6-mos). An open vestibule within the portico of a temple at the end behind the cella; in most ancient temples corresponding to the pronaos at the principal end.
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