pseudodipteral Definition
(of a classical temple) having a single row of columns on the sides, but two rows in front and back.
Using pseudodipteral: Examples
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Example
The Parthenon in Athens is an example of a pseudodipteral temple.
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Summary: pseudodipteral in Brief
The term 'pseudodipteral' [soo-doh-dip-ter-uh l] describes a classical temple that has a single row of columns on the sides, but two rows in front and back. An example of this is the Parthenon in Athens.
