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Tetrapylon

A tetrapylon (plural tetrapyla; Greek: τετράπυλον, lit. 'four gates'; Latin: quadrifrons, lit. 'four fronts', also used in English) is a rectangular form of monument with arched passages in two directions, at right angles, generally built on a crossroads. They appear in ancient Roman architecture, usually as a form of the Roman triumphal arch at…

Notable ancient tetrapyla, Tetrakionion & Description

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Tetrakionion

Notable ancient tetrapyla

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Tetrapylon

Nodes66
Edges65
Triples72
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
Components1

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related to Notable ancient tetrapyla · 54
Tetrapylon → Ancient Constantinoplethe Arch, Aphrodisias, Arc, Arch, Austria Remains, Bekaa Valley, Caracalla, Cardo Maximus, Carnuntum, Carrousel, CarrouselThe Arc, Cáparra, Decumanus, Decumanus Maximus, Edwin Lutyens, Eiffel TowerIndia Gate, England, EphesusTwo, Galerius, Greecethe Arch
related to Tetrakionion · 14
Tetrapylon → Anjar, Eastern Roman Empire, Ephesus, Even, Islamic State, Jerash, Koine Greek, Lebanon, Palmyra, Pompeii, Some, Syria, The South Tetrapylon, These
related to Description · 2
Tetrapylon → The, They

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form roman arch architecture four examples tetrakionion two usually structures called one side example arc de triomphe built ancient crossroads

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woodinstance ofbut perhaps originally supporting coverings in perishable materials0.80text
fabricinstance ofbut perhaps originally supporting coverings in perishable materials0.80text
Tetrapylonrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to DescriptionThey0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaArch0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaGalerius0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaThessaloniki0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaSalonica0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaGreecethe Arch0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaJanus0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaRomethe Arch0.60section
Tetrapylonrelated to Notable ancient tetrapylaSeptimius Severus0.60section

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