The temple proper, measuring 2815 m., consists of a square cella and a hexastyle pronaos formed of Corinthian columns on a high podium. |
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The Corinthian pronaos surmounted by a drum in Juvarra's design for the facade was only added in the 19th century. |
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A low flight of steps leads into the pronaos, defined by a pair of columns, pillars, and curtain walls. |
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The elevation of the temple was restituted up to the roof level for a height of 4m in the sanctuary and of ca. 5.60m in the pronaos. |
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The pronaos is flanked of eight pillars osiriaques of ten meters to the features of Ramesses. |
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The front of the pronaos and the opisthodomos, with two in antis columns, restate the Doric order. |
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The façade runs in line with the road that climbed up from the Clivus Capitolinus, and features a pronaos with four pillars in the central part preceeded by a flight of steps. |
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The chapels all refer to a single construction type with a hall, a round or quadrilateral layout, preceded by a pronaos from which one can see the sacred scene, portrayed with terracotta polychrome statues. |
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That covenant can now be seen as setting the pitch for the catechism's pronaos and as offering the master key to the body of Hammond's practical divinity. |
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