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Temple of Zeus in ancient Nemea, Peloponnese, Greece — Stock Photo, Image

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The Temple of Zeus built around 330 BC is a Doric peripteral temple consisting of 32 limestone outer columns and the construction is unusual as it included all three Greek architectural forms, the Doric, the Corinthian, and the Ionic.

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Temple of Zeus in ancient Nemea, Peloponnese, Greece — Stock Photo, Image
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