Titlebook: How the Greeks Built Cities; R. E. Wycherley Textbook 1962Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1962 cities.city.Greek

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Fortifications,the lower ground. In the fully developed city its role was more restricted, and it formed a great redoubt in the city wall, or less commonly an inner keep. The circuit walls were now the city’s great defence, and no pains were spared to make them impregnable; they were no mere first line; with them

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The Agora, of the city in which they get together and tell one another lies under oath’, Like other despots, he had a misplaced contempt for freer institutions; but at least he had sufficient insight into Greek life to regard the agora as particularly characteristic of the people. The word ‘agora’ is quite un

infatuation

Shrines and Official Buildings,rely try to indicate its place, and the place of shrines in general, in the scheme of the city, adding a litde about its basic form. This method has some justification when most standard works on Greek architecture rightly allot the greater part of their space to the temple, its growth and the refin

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Gymnasium, Stadium and Theatre,normal scheme of education. Suitable areas had to be set aside where boys and young men could run, ride, box, wresde, throw the discus or play ball games. The gymnasium is to be thought of primarily as an extensive athletic ground rather than a closely knit architectural unit. It was a centre for me

Emasculate

Greek Houses,private life, but though here and there we get unobstructed and illuminating glimpses it would still be an understatement to say that there are large gaps in our knowledge. However, the evidence is now far greater and more reliable than when it was mainly drawn from somewhat obscure or even misleadi

Panacea

Fountain Buildings,cheme. If I conclude with a brief appendix on them, it is not merely because I am committed to working through Pausanias’ list (p. xix). They were of vital importance and received special care. Ancient writers frequently include them among the interesting features and adornments of a city. Pausanias

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Shrines and Official Buildings,ome justification when most standard works on Greek architecture rightly allot the greater part of their space to the temple, its growth and the refinements of its classical form, including of course the great orders, which, though they were used in other buildings, were especially associated with the temple..

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Greek Town-Planning,suggested methods, and at the same time architects had had visions of an ideal architectural form for the polis, and were attempting to put them into practice, though aesthetic theory was never allowed to predominate.