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tetrastyle
[ te-truh-stahyl ]
adjective
, Architecture.
- having four columns.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tetrastyle1
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Example Sentences
Tetrastyle, tet′ra-stīl, n. a temple or other building having four front columns in its portico: a group of four pillars.
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In the background is a tetrastyle temple, doubtless the temple before us; the scene represents the dedicatory exercises.
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The relation of the tetrastyle to the Tuscan atrium is indicated in our transverse section (Fig. 143).
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Abram afterwards built and endowed an oratory near the Tetrastyle, and Sergius ordained him priest and his two sons deacons.
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The centre is a tetrastyle portico of the Ionic order, raised on a terrace.
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