10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ICTINUS»
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World Catalogue of Odonata
1842 Ictinus vorax Rambur, Hist. nat. Ins. Neuropt., Paris: 171. Type female:
unknown; type- locality: unknown. 1854 Ictinus (Ictinus) pertinax Hagen, in Selys,
Synopsis des Gomphines: 69. Type female: Mus. Naturk., Berlin; type-locality:
China.
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The Architecture of Ancient Greece: An Account of Its ...
Slightly later in date is the temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae in Arcadia, a
remarkable example by Ictinus, the architect of the Parthenon, and suggestive of
the versatility of its author.1 The date of the temple and its purpose seem to have
...
William Bell Dinsmoor, 1950
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The Origins of Modern Architecture: Selected Essays from ...
ICTINUS (appearing). — Who called me ! CLASSICIST. — Oh, my master !
ICTINUS (so rr onifully). — Slave, 1 dreamed that I bequeathed to you a lordly
kingdom ; but it was only a bondage. CLASSICIST. — But, master, I have
followed in tby ...
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From Polis to Empire, the Ancient World, C. 800 B.C.-A.D. ...
Ictinus was a Greek architect who helped build the Parthenon in Athens. Ictinus
was one of a number of architects who worked at Athens during the time of *
Pericles under the supervision of *Phidias. According to *Vitruvius, Ictinus
designed ...
5
Pericles Of Athens And The Birth Of Democracy
Ictinus was the head architect, assisted by Callicrates, among others. Like all
other temples built west of the Aegean, the Parthenon was a Doric temple. It was
complicated, however, by the innovative inclusion of some Ionic elements and by
an ...
Many grand designs were offered by Ictinus to the approbation and choice of the
publick. Those which he calls Ionian, are the gracefuller. Craterus, a young
architect, perhaps to ridicule the finery and extravagance of the Corinthians,
exposed ...
Walter Savage Landor, 1836
And first, we ask him where he has ever read that Callicrates or Ictinus were
sculptors? We know, as Mr. Wilkins remarks, that in early times statuary and
architecture were sometimes practised by the same persons ; but — besides the
...
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The Quarterly Review (London)
And first, we ask him where he has ever read that Callicrates or Ictinus were
sculptors? We know, as Mr. Wilkins remarks, that in early times statuary and
architecture were sometimes practised by the same persons ; but — besides the
...
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Advanced Information Systems Engineering: 8th International ...
A prototype SE-DSS system based on this model, called Ictinus*, has been
implemented and we have been experimenting with it in the development of
several applications. Ictinus's architecture is shown in Figure 6. It is based on the
Windows ...
Panos Constantopoulos, John Mylopoulos, Yannis Vassiliou, 1996
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Melville "Among the Nations": Proceedings of an ...
"When the last marble tile was laid / The winds died down on all the seas; /
Hushed were the birds and swooned the glade; / Ictinus sat; Aspasia said / "Hist
— Art's meridian, Pericles!" (247). Ictinus was the architect of the Parthenon; he
was ...
Sanford E. Marovitz, Athanasios C. Christodoulou, 2001
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ICTINUS»
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Ictinus is used in the context of the following news items.
A Classical View
As the finest example of a Doric temple, it was completed in only nine years by Callicrates and Ictinus, working under the master sculptor ... «The Weekly Standard, Oct 14»
The Late, Great Paul Cret
Architects have worked with artists ever since Ictinus and Phidias collaborated on the Parthenon, but modern architects tend to keep art at arm's ... «New York Times, Oct 14»
10 Must See Ancient Greek Temples
The temple was designed by Ictinus, one of the Parthenon's architects. The Temple of Hephaestus is the best-preserved ancient Greek temple ... «Greek Reporter, Jul 14»
What's in a Name?
In August 1913, Ictinus Avenue became Ivanhoe, with more name changes occurring in December of that year. Agassiz became Olivetas ... «La Jolla Light, Jan 12»
Lobby 7 design competition narrows to twelve finalists
Originally designed to hold statues depicting the ancient Greek intellectuals Aristotle, Ictinus, Archimedes, and Callicrates, they are commonly ... «The MIT Tech, Feb 11»
Lobby Seven's Empty Plinths To be Replaced Via Competition
The four plinths were originally intended to support four sculptures of ancient Greek thinkers Aristotle, Ictinus, Archimedes, and Callicrates, but ... «The MIT Tech, Nov 09»
