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RMG16CH4–Entitled: 'Under the portico of the Temple of Edfou.' The Temple of Edfu is an ancient Egyptian temple located on the west bank of the Nile in the city of Edfu which was known in Greco-Roman times as Apollonopolis Magna, after the chief god Horus-Apollo.
RMF52J0Y–Ruins an ancient temple site possibly dedicated to the Greek God Apollo in the village of Lefkakia, Greece
RMAYTG84–Ausgrabungen, praehistorische Staette, Apollo-Tempel, archaeologische Ruinenstaette Curium auf Zypern
RM2WNRDT6–Head of an Acrolithic statue from Ciro' Marina, Apollo Alaios temple - Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Reggio Calabria, Italy
RFT2BDWT–The Great Unconformity (top left) between the tilted Grand Canyon Supergroup and overlying Tonto Group at Apollo Temple, viewed from Lipan Point.
RMDT5K84–Exhibition 'Discoveries - Art, Science & Exploration' from the University of Cambridge Museums, Two Temple Place, London
RME8YX8N–Engraved illustrations of Greek and Roman Temples from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, 1851.
RMG15HAW–Roman sundial on top of the Ionic column on the left hand side of the steps of the Temple of Apollo. This sundial is made of white marble. Pompeii was a Roman city destroyed and buried by ash during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The lines on fl
RF2A3M59P–Ruins of Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of mediterranean sea. Near an ancient greek town of Kourion. Limassol, Episkopi, Cyprus.
RFP90YA5–Ruins of Byzantine church Gerbekilise in pine forest on Bozburun peninsula near Marmaris resort town in Turkey.
RMF52J0R–Ruins of an ancient temple site possibly dedicated to the Greek God Apollo in the village of Lefkakia, Greece.
RM2BW5BCM–Tourist viewing the statue of the Greek philosopher Plutarch or Plato in the Delphi Archaeological Museum, Greece
RMAYTG86–Ausgrabungen, praehistorische Staette, Apollo-Tempel, archaeologische Ruinenstaette Curium auf Zypern
RM2WNRDT9–Feet of an Acrolithic statue from Ciro' Marina, Apollo Alaios temple - Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Reggio Calabria, Italy
RM2ABTRKE–THE EXCAVATIONS AT DELPHI A charioteer constituting part of a group comprising a chariot and four horses. Plan of the Temple of Apollo restored by omolle. Figure on the capital of the acanthus column. The Treasure of Unidos. RECENT EXCAVATIONS AT DELPHI., scientific american, -1909-05-15
RMPD5CDP–Bust of apollo, terracotta, falerii, temple of the scasato, 310-300 BC - National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia - Rome, Italy
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RMREKRJE–. The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette. Architecture; Civil engineering; Science. 1 Z 4> S, ^ M ?- ;"— -yo/ // —? Ca c.» POSTICUS Peripteral Temple of Apollo Epictirius, al Hassae. Tlie Heroum of Theseus has a cella, with a pronaos and pos- ticus, formed by the prolongation of the side walls of the ceUa. The cella is 40 feet in length, by 23 feet in breadth ; the pronaos, with its portico, is 33 feet; and the posticus 27 feet in depth. The columns are 3 ft. 3-65 in. lower diameter, and 18 ft. 8-6 in. in height; the intercolumniations of the peristy
RM2WNRDT2–Bronze wig from Ciro' Marina, Apollo Alaios temple - Bronze, second quarter of the 5th century BC - Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Reggio Calabria, Italy
RMPCKDH1–Antefix by large nimbus with the impressive face of the Gorgon: head surrounded by snakes, mouth with four fangs and pendulous tongue. Hand-painted terracotta 510 BC from the architectural decoration of the Temple of Apollo - National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia - Rome, Italy
RME8YT9K–Engraved illustrations of Classical Greek Temples from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, 1851.
RME8PN1R–Engraved illustrations of General Considerations of Design from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, 1851.
RME99B9N–Engraved illustrations of Greek and Roman Temples from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, 1851.
RFP90YA6–Ruins of Byzantine church Gerbekilise in pine forest on Bozburun peninsula near Marmaris resort town in Turkey.
RM2BTC40T–Tourists and tour groups in the Delphi Archaeological Museum in Delphi, Greece. The Sphinx of Naxos is in the background.
RF2A3GEFP–Ruins and columns of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancient Greek
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RMREKRJP–. The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette. Architecture; Civil engineering; Science. 1 Z 4> S, ^ M ?- ;"— -yo/ // —? Ca c.» POSTICUS Peripteral Temple of Apollo Epictirius, al Hassae. Tlie Heroum of Theseus has a cella, with a pronaos and pos- ticus, formed by the prolongation of the side walls of the ceUa. The cella is 40 feet in length, by 23 feet in breadth ; the pronaos, with its portico, is 33 feet; and the posticus 27 feet in depth. The columns are 3 ft. 3-65 in. lower diameter, and 18 ft. 8-6 in. in height; the intercolumniations of the peristy
RMPCKDGC–Antefix by large nimbus with the impressive face of the Gorgon: head surrounded by snakes, mouth with four fangs and pendulous tongue. Hand-painted terracotta 510 BC from the architectural decoration of the Temple of Apollo - National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia - Rome, Italy
RME99BBX–Engraved illustrations of Roman and Eastern Architecture from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, 1851.
RFP90YA8–Ruins of Byzantine church Gerbekilise in pine forest on Bozburun peninsula near Marmaris resort town in Turkey.
RF2A3GEHJ–Stately ruins and columns of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancien
RMPCXHCM–Bust of a warrior armed with a helmet with a large-eyed face, a long and thin nose, lips framed by whiskers that descend on the beard from the terracotta architectural decoration of the Temple of Apollo - National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia - Rome, Italy
RM2TDD30T–Frieze-architrave belongong to the Cella of the Temple of Apollo Sosianos - The scene represents a triumphal procession with servants holding a ferculum containing bread loaves and parts of a pig for a ritual celebration. The thinness of the slab suggests that the fragment was held up by pilasters and therefore probably belonged to the architectural decoration of the wall at the far end of the cella - Museo Centrale Montemartini, Rome, Italy
RF2A3GE8B–Archaic ruins and columns of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancien
RF2A3GF2G–Ancient ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near the Greek town of Kourion. Limassol, Episko
RF2A3GF64–Antique ruins and of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancient Greek
RF2A3GEW2–Archaic ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near the Ancient Greek town of Kourion. Limassol
RF2A3GECC–Ancient ruins and columns of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near the Greek town of Kourion. Lima
RF2A3GEEA–Antique ruins and columns of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancien
RF2A3GEN4–Old ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the beautiful mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancient Greek town
RF2A3GE2W–Majestic ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates located at the beach of the azure mediterranean sea. Near 3 kilometers west of the Ancient Greek tow
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